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3 
How the President of the United States is Chosen. 

Technically speaking, the President is not elected by the people 
and the people do not vote directly for any presidential candidate. 
They cast their ballots for electors and these electors choose a 
President and Vice-President. In each State the number of elec- 
tors is equal to the number of Senators and Representatives 
which the State has in Congress. Each party has an Electoral 
ticket with the names of its electors printed on it. 

The electoral ticket which receives the greatest number of 
popular ballots in the State, would be chosen by the people, and 
the electors named on it, will be entitled to give their votes for 
the candidate whom they represent. - "- \ 

The electors who are chosen will meet in each State on the 
second Monday in January, and cast their votes for a President 
and Vice-President. As a matter of law, they can then vote for 
whom they please. As a matter of usage and public trust, they 
are expected to vote for the candidate whom they are pledged to 
support. 

Certificates of the votes cast by the electors in each State are 
then made out and sent to Washington. These Certificates are 
opened in the presence of the Senate and the House of Repre- 
sentatives, and counted on the second Wednesday in February. 
The candidate for President receiving the majority of electoral 
votes will then be declared President. If no person has a major- 
ity, then the election goes into the House of Representatives, 
which is required to choose a President from the persons (not ex- 
ceeding three) who have received the most electoral votes for 
President. In the House the vote is by States, each State having 
one vote. The following law, given in full, passed February 3, 
1887, governs the counting of the Electoral Vote: 

An act to fix the day for the meeting of the electorals of Presi- 
dent and Vice-President, and to provide for and regulate the 
countmg of the votes for President and Vice-President, and the 
decision of questions arising thereon. 

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- 
tives OF the United States of America in Congress Assembled, 
That the electors of each State shall meet and give their votes on. 
the second Monday in January next following their appointment 
at such place in each State as the legislature of such State shall 
direct. 

Sec. 2. That if any State shall have provided, by laws enacted 
prior to the day fixed for the appointment of the electors, for its 
final determination of any controversy or contest concerning the 
appointment of all or any of the electors of such State, by judicial 



How the President of the United States is Chosen— continued. 

or other methods or procedures, and such determination shall have 
been made at least six days before the time fixed for the meeting 
of the electors, such determination made pursuant to such law so 
existing on said day, and made at least six days prior to the said 
time of meeting of the electors, shall be conclusive, and shall 
govern in the counting of the electoral votes as provided in the 
Constitution, and as hereinafter regulated, so far as the ascertain- 
ment of the electors appointed by such State is concerned. 

Sec. 3. That it shall be the duty of the executive of each State, 
as soon as practicable after the conclusion of the appointment of 
electors in such State, by the final ascertainment under and in 
pursuance of the laws of such State provididing for such ascer- 
tainment, to communicate, under the seal of the State, to the Sec- 
retary of State of the United States, a certificate of such ascer- 
tainment of the electors appointed, setting forth the names of 
such electors and the canvass or other ascertainment under the 
laws of such State of the number of votes given or cast for each 
person for whose appointment any and all votes have been given 
or cast ; and it shall also thereupon be the duty of the executive 
of each State to deliver to the electors of such State, on or before 
the day on which they are required by the preceding section to 
meet, the same certficate, in triplicate, under the seal of the 
State; and such certificate shall be inclosed and transmitted by 
the electors at the same time and in the same manner as is pro- 
vided by law for transmitting by such electors to the seat of gov- 
ernment the lists of all persons voted for as President and of all 
persons voted for as Vice-President ; and section one hundred and 
thirty-six of the Revised Statutes is hereby repealed ; and if there 
shall have been any final determination in a State of a controversy 
or contest as provided for in section two of this act, it shall be the 
duty of the executive of such State, as soon as practicable after 
such determination, to communicate, under the seal of the State, 
to the Secretary of State of the United States, a certificate of such 
determination, in form and manner as the same shall have been 
made ; and the Secretary of State of the United States, as soon as 
practicable after the receipt at the State Department of each of 
the certificates hereinbefore directed to be transmitted to the Sec- 
retary of State, shall publish, in such public newspaper as he shall 
designate, such certificates in full ; and at the first meeting of Con- 
gress thereafter he shall transmit to the two Houses of Congress 
copies in full of each and every such certificate so received there- 
fore at the State Department. 

Sec. 4. That Congress shall be in session on the second Wednes- 
day in February, succeeding every meeting of the electors. The 
Senate and House of Representatives shall meet in the Hall of 
the House of Representatives at the hour of one o'clock in the 
afternoon on that day, and the President of the Senate shall be 
their presiding officer. Two tellers shall be previously appointed 
on the part of the Senate and two on the part of the House of 
Representatives, to whom shall be handed, as they are opened by 



How the President of the United States is Chosen— continued. 

the President of the Senate, all the certificates and papers purport- 
ing to be certificates of the electoral votes, which certificates 
and papers shall be opened, presented, and acted upon in the 
alphabetical order of the States, beginning with the letter A ; and 
said tellers, havang then read the same in the presence and hearing 
of the two Houses, shall make a list of the votes as they shall ap- 
pear from the said certificates, and the votes having been ascer- 
tained and counted in the manner and according to the rules in 
this act provided, the result of the same shall be delivered to the 
President of the Senate, who shall thereupon announce the state 
of the vote, which announcement shall be deemed a sufficient 
declaration of the persons, if any, elected President and Vice- 
President of the United States, and together with a list of the 
votes, be entered on the Journals of the two Houses. Upon such 
reading of any such certificate or paper, the President of the 
Senate shall call for objections, if any. Every objection shall be 
made in writing, and shall state clearly and concisely, and with- 
out argument, the ground thereof, and shall be signed by at least 
one Senator and one member of the House of Representatives be- 
fore the same shall be received. When all objections so made to 
any vote or paper from a State shall have been received and read, 
the Senate shall thereupon withdraw, and such objections shall 
be submitted to the Senate for its decision and the Speaker of the 
House of Representatives shall in like manner, submit such ob- 
jections to the House of Representativ^es for its decision, and no 
electoral vote or votes from any State which shall have been reg- 
ularly given by electors whose appointment has been lawfully 
certified to according to section three of this act from which but 
one return has been received shall be rejected, but the two 
Houses concurrently may reject the vote or votes when they 
agree that such vote or votes have not been so regularly given by 
electors whose appointment has been so certified. If more than 
one return or paper purporting to be a return from a State shall 
have been received by the President of the Senate, those votes, 
and those only, shall be counted which shall have been regularly 
given by the electors who are shown by the determination men- 
tioned in section two of this act to have been appointed, if the de- 
termination in said section provided for shall have been made, or 
by such successors or substitutes, in case of a vacancy in the 
board of electors so ascertained, as have been appointed to fill 
such vacancy in the mode provided by the laws of the State ; but 
in case there shall arise the question which of two or more of such 
State authorities determining what electors have been appointed, 
as mentioned in section two of this act, is the lawful tribunal of 
such State, the votes regularly given of those electors, and those 
only, of such State shall be counted whose title as electors the 
two Houses, acting separately, shall concurrently decide is sup- 
ported by the decision of such State so authorized by its laws, and 
in such case of more than one return or paper purporting to be a 
return from a State, if there shall have been no such determina- 



How the President of the United States is Chosen— continued. 

tion of the question in the State aforesaid, then those votes, and 
those only shall be counted which the two Houses shall concur- 
rently decide were cast by lawful electors appointed in accord- 
ance with the laws of the State, unless the two Houses, acting 
separately shall concurrently decide such votes not to be the law- 
ful votes of the legally appointed electors of such State. But if 
the two Houses shall disagree in respect of the counting of such 
votes, then, and in that case, the votes of the electors whose ap- 
pointment shall have been certified by the Executive of the State, 
under the seal thereof, shall be counted. When the two Houses 
have voted, they shall immediately again meet, and the presiding 
officer shall then announce the decision of the questions submit- 
ted. No votes or papers from any other State shall be acted upon 
until the objections previously made to the votes or papers from 
any State shall have been finally disposed of. 

Sec. 5. That while the two Houses shall be in meeting as pro- 
vided in this act the President of the Senate shall have power to 
preserve order ; and no debate shall be allowed and no question 
shall be put by the presiding officer except to either House on a 
motion to withdraw. 

Sec. 6. That when the two Houses separate to decide upon an 
objection that may have been made to the counting of any elec- 
toral vote or votes from any State, or other question arising in 
the matter, each Senator and Representative may speak to such 
objection or question five minutes, and not more than once ; but 
after such debate shall have lasted two hours it shall be the duty 
of the presiding officer of each House to put the main question 
without further debate. 

Sec. 7. That at such joint meeting of the two Houses seats 
shall be provided as follows: For the President of the Senate, 
the Speaker's chair ; for the Speaker, immediately upon his left ; 
the Senators, in the body of the Hall upon the right of the pre- 
siding officer; for the Representatives, in the body of the Hall 
not provided for the Senators; for the tellers. Secretary of the 
Senate, and Clerk of the House of Representatives, at the Clerk's 
desk; for the other officers of the two Houses, in front of the 
Clerk's desk and upon each side of the Speaker's platform. Such 
joint meeting shall not be dissolved until the count of electoral 
votes shall be completed and the result declared ; and no recess 
shall be taken unless a question shall have arisen in regard to 
counting any such votes, or otherwise under this act, in which 
case it shall be competent for either House, acting separately, in 
the manner hereinbefore provided, to direct a recess of such 
House not beyond the next calendar day, Sunday excepted, at 
the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon. But if the counting of 
the electoral votes and the declaration of the result shall not have 
been completed before the fifth calendar day next after such first 
meeting of the two Houses, no further or other recess shall be 
taken by either House. 



The President's Successor in case of Death, etc. 

The following law, given in full, adopted January 19th, 1886, 
explains who succeeds the President of the United States, in case 
of a vacancy in the office of Vice-President : 

An Act to provide for the performance of the duties of the office 
of President in case of the removal, death, resignation, or in- 
ability both of the President and Vice-President. 
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of 
the United States of America in Congress Assembled, That in 
case of removal, death, resignation, or inability of both the Presi- 
dent and Vice-President of the United States, the Secretary of 
State, or if there be none, or in case of his removal, death, resig- 
nation, or inability, then the Secretary of the Treasury, or if there 
be none, or in case of his removal, death, resignation, or inability, 
then the Secretary of War, or if there be none, or in case of his 
removal, death, resignation, or inability, then the Attorney-Gen- 
eral, or if there be none, or in case of his removal, death, resigna- 
tion, or inability, then the Postmaster-General, or if there be none, 
or in case of his removal, death, resignation, or inability, then the 
Secretary of the Navy, or if there be none, or in case of his re- 
moval, death, resignation, or inability, then the Secretary of the 
Interior, shall act as President until the disability of the Presi- 
dent or Vice-President is removed or a President shall be elected: 
Provided, that whenever the powers and duties of the office of 
President of the United States shall devolve upon any of the per- 
sons named herein, if Congress be not then in session, or if it 
would not meet in accordance with law within twenty days there- 
after, it shall be the duty of the person upon whom said powers 
and duties shall devolve to issue a proclamation convening Con- 
gress in extraordinary session, giving twenty days' notice of the 
time of meeting. 

Sec. 2. That the preceding section shall only be held to describe 
and apply to such officers as shall have been appointed by the ad- 
vice and consent of the Senate to the offices therein named, and 
such as are eligible to the office of President under the Constitu- 
tion, and not under impeachment by the House of Representa- 
tives of the United States at the time the powers and duties of 
the office shall devolve upon them respectively. 

Sec 3. That sections one hundred and forty-six, one hundred 
and forty-seven, one hundred and forty eight, one hundred and 
forty-nine, and one hundred and fifty of the Revised Statutes 
are hereby repealed. 



8 

The Monroe Doctrine. 

What is called " the Monroe Doctrine " is not, properly speak- 
ing, a doctrine at all. Rather is it a declaration of Executive 
policy, for as originally made by President James Monroe, on 
December 2, 1823, it did no more than define the attitude of his 
Administration toward the question, then pending, of the occupa- 
tion and colonization of territory on this hemisphere by non- 
American powers. The direct cause of this declaration was 
Spain's inclination still to regard South American states which had 
successfully revolted against Spanish rule,, as dependent colonies 
although it had shown itself unable to control them and their 
independence had been maintained and acknowledged. The fol- 
lowing is the essential part of President Monroe's message, known 
as the Monroe doctrine : 

" With the existing colonies or dependencies of any European 
power we have not interfered and shall not interfere; but with 
the governments who have declared their independence and main- 
tained it, and whose independence we have on great consideration 
and on just principles acknowledged, we could not view any inter- 
position for the purpose of oppressing them or controlling in any 
manner their destiny by any European power in any other light 
than as the manifestation of an unfriendly disposition toward the 
United States." 

That declaration, reiterated by Monroe on Dec. 7th, 1824, was 
made with England's knowledge and consent, and bound the 
Nation no further than the end of the Monroe administration. 

That doctrine would have lapsed with its author's exit from 
office had it not struck the chord of public sentiment, and had not 
Mr. Monroe's successors recognized the wisdom of giving adher- 
ence to the policy defined by him. ■ This they did, and the policy 
of Monroe was reasserted : 

By President Tyler on December 30, 1842. 

By President Polk on December 2, 1S45. 

By President Polk on December 7, 1847. 

By President Polk on April 29, 1848. 

By President Buchanan, on Dec. 6, 1858. 

By President Buchanan, on Dec. 3, i860. 

By President Grant, on May 31, 1S70. 

By President Grant, on Dec. 5, 1870. 

By President Grant, on April 5, 18 71. 

By President Cleveland, on Dec. 2, 1895. 

By President Cleveland, on Dec. 17, 1895. 

By Presidents McKinley and Roosevelt on numerous occasions. 

President Grant, in reasserting the doctrine, declared it should 
be extended, and on May 31, 1870, in a message to Congress, said 



The Monroe Doctrine — continued. 

that thereafter territory on this hemisphere should not be held 
"subject of transfer (by treaty or otherwise) to any European 
power." 

As the original declaration of this policy was made in a mes- 
sage to Congress, so has been each reassertion of it, and outside 
of these documents, the doctrine of Monroe has no official exis- 
tence. It does not live in any act of Congress nor in any of the 
treaties by which nations are bound, nor has it ever been recog- 
nized as a principle of international law. Therein lies its princi- 
pal weakness, outside of public sentiment, and save as a Chief 
Executive of the Nation chooses to give it his adherence, it is 
non-existent. It is, therefore, not a doctrine, but merely a matter 
of administrative polic^^ 

The (jrand Canyon of the Colorado. 

The average width of the Grand Canyon of Colorado from rim to 
rim does not exceed ten miles throughout the widest portion of 
the canyon and it frequently narrows to eight miles. The river 
does not occupy the middle of the gigantic trough, but flows at a 
distance varying from one to three miles from the south side. 
Practically all of the magnificantly sculptured pinnacles and so- 
called temples lie north of the river at distances of from five to 
seven miles from view-points usually visited by tourists. The 
depth of the Grand Canyon measured from from the south rim is 
considerably less than a mile. From the rim at the Bright Angel 
Hotel where the altitude is 6,866 feet above sea level, to the high 
water mark of the river at the foot of the tourist trail, the drop is 
4,430 feet. The highest point on the south rim at the Grand View 
Hotel is 7,496 feet, about 4,900 feet above the river. From the 
north side, however, the drop to the water level averages consid- 
erably over a mile and in places exceeds 6,000 feet. In a general 
way it may be said that the north rim is 1,000 to 1,200 feet higher 
than the south, thus producing the high, even, sky-line so im- 
pressive to the tourist. The figures quoted are derived from 
spirit levels, the first ever run. 

Rag Day in the United States. 

June the 14th, the anniversary of the adoption of the National 
Flag, IS celebrated as Flag Day in the public schools, and by the 
display of the emblem on public buildings and private houses in a 
large part of the Union. 



10 

Presidents of the United States, etc. 

GEORGE WASHINGTON, born in Westmorland County, Va., 

February 22, 1732. President, April 30, 1789— March 4, 1797. 

Died at Mount Vernon, Va., December 14, 1799. 
JOHN ADAMS, born at Braintree (now Quincy), Norfolk Co., 

Mass., October 19, 1735. President, March 4, 1797— March 4, 

1801. Died at Braintree, July 4, 1826. 
THOMAS JEFFERSON, born at Shadwell, Albemarle County, 

Va., April 2, 1743. President, March 4, 1801— March 4, 1809. 

Died at Monticello, Virginia, July 4, 182G. 
JAMES MADISON, born at Port Conway, King George Co., Va., 

March 16, 1751. President, March 4, 1809— March 4, 1817. 

Died at Montpelier, Va., June 28, 1836. 
JAMES MONROE, born in Westmorland County, Va., April 

28, 1758. President, March 4, 1817— March 4, 1825. Died at 

New York City, July 4, 1831. 

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, born at Braintree (now Quincy), Nor- 
folk County, Mass., July 11, 1767. President, March 4, 1825— 
March 4, 1829. Died at Washington, D. C, Feb. 23, 1848. 

ANDREW JACKSON, born in Waxhaw Settlement, North Caro- 
lina, March 15, 1767. President, March 4, 1829— Mal-ch 4, 1837. 
Died at the Hermitage, near Nashville, Tenn., January 8, 1845. 

MARTIN VAN BUREN, born at Kinderhook, Columbia Co., 
N. Y., Dec. 5, 1782. President, March 4, 1837— March 4, 1841. 
Died at Kinderhook, July 24, 1862. 

WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, born at Berkeley, Charles 
City County, Va., Feburarv 9, 1773. President, March 4, 1841 
—April 4, 1841. Died at Washington, D. C, April 4, 1841. 

JOHN TYLER, born in Charles City County, Va., March 29, 
1790. President, April 4, 1841— March 4, 1845. Died at Rich- 
mond, Va., Jan. 17, 1862. 

JAMES KNOX POLK, bom in Mecklenburgh County, North 
Carolina, Nov. 2. 1795. President, March 4, 1845— March 5, 
1849. Died at Nashville, Tenn., June 15, 1849. 

ZACHARY TAYLOR, bom in Orange County, Va., Sept. 24, 
1784. President, March 5, 1849— Julv 9, 1850. Died at Wash- 
ington, D. C, July 9, 1850. 

MILLARD FILLMORE, bora in the township of Locke, Cayuga 
County, N. Y., Jan. 7, 1800. President July 9, 1850— March 4, 
1853. Died at Buffalo. N. Y.. March 8. 1874. 



11 

Presidents of the United States, etc.— continued. 

FRANKLIN PIERCE, born at Hillsborough, Hillsborough 

County, New Hampshire, Nov. 23, 1804. President, March 4, 

1853— March 4, 1857. Died at Concord, N. H., Oct. 8, 1869. 
JAMES BUCHANAN, born at Stony Batter, Franklin County, 

Penn., April 22, 1791. President, March 4, 1857— March 4, 1861. 

Died at Wheatland, Penn., June 1, 1868. 
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, born in Hardin (now La Rue) Co., 

Kentucky, Feb. 12, 1809. President, March 4, 1861— April 15, 

1865. Died at Washington, D. C, April 15, 1865. 
ANDREW JOHNSON, born at Raleigh, North Carolina, Dec. 

29, 1808. President, April 15, 1865— March 4, 1869. Died in 

Carter County, Tenn., July 31, 1875. 
ULYSSES S. GRANT, born at Point Pleasant, Clermont Co., 

Ohio, April 27, 1822. President, March 4, 1869— March 4, 1877. 

Died at Mt. McGregor, N. Y., July 23, 1885. 

RUTHERFORD BIRCHARD HAYES, born at Delaware, Dela- 
ware Co. , Ohio, Oct. 4, 1822. President, March 4, 1877— March 4, 

1881. Died at Fremont, Ohio, Jan. 17, 1893. 
JAMES A. GARFIELD, born at Orange, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, 

Nov. 19, 1831. President, March 4, 1881— Sept. 19, 1881. Died 

at Elberon, N. J., Sept, 19, 1881. 
CHESTER A. ARTHUR, born in Franklin County, Vermont, 

Oct. 5, 1830. President, Sept. 20, 1881— March 4, 1885. Died 

at New York City, Nov. 18, 1886. 
GROVER CLEVELAND, born in Caldwell, Essex Co., New 

Jersey, March 18, 1837. President, March 4, 1885— March 4, 

1889. Also President from 1893—1897. 
BENJAMIN HARRISON, born in Hamilton County, Ohio, Aug. 

20, 1833. President, March 4, 1889— March 4, 1893. Died 

March 13, 1901, at Indianapolis, Ind. 
GROVER CLEVELAND, born in Caldwell, Essex Co., New 

Jersey, March 18, 1837. President, March 4, 1893— March 4, 

1897. Also President from 1885—1889. 

WILLIAM McKINLEY, born at Niles, Trumbull Co., Ohio, 
Jan. 29, 1843. President, March 4, 1897— Sept. 14, 1901. Died 
at Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 14, 1901. 

THEODORE ROOSEVELT, born at New York City, Oct. 27, 
1858. President, Sept. 14, 1901— 



12 

Crater Lake, Oregon — No Other Lake Like It. 

Crater Lake, Oregon, which with its surrounding mountain, 
made a National Park by an act signed by President Roosevelt, is 
being more and more talked about since attention w^as then called 
to its beauty. Tourists from all over the country go to see it and 
they come away enthusiastic. Crater Lake, Deep Blue Lake, 
Hole-in-the-Ground, Lake Mystery, and Lake Majesty— it has 
been called each in turn. There is no other lake like it in this 
country and probably none in the world. White men first visted 
it in 1853, and ever since then it has been talked about as a 
national wonder by the comparatively few who have seen it. It 
was made at some far distant date when Mount Mazama, a peak 
in the Cascade Mountians in southern Oregon towering 15,000 
feet above the sea level, was shaken by some volcanic force so 
that the upper part of the mountain sank within itself. Seventeen 
cubic miles of matter disappeared. Where, no one knows. That 
part of the mountain above timber line, or 8,000 feet elevation, 
entirely disappeared, carrying with it 4,000 feet of the inside and 
leaving only a great cauldron, a mere shell of a great mountain. 
In the course of time water flowed into this cauldron from an un- 
known source and filled it half full, and now there is Crater Lake, 
2,000 feet deep, with almost perpendicular walls nearly as tall on 
all sides, the surface 6,239 ^^^^ above sea level. On the southwest 
side of the lake is a circular island, or cinder cone, 845 feet high, 
and known as Wizard Island. In its top is an extinct crater 500 
feet in diameter and 100 feet deep. On the southeast side is a 
jagged rock two or three hundred feet high, known as the Phan- 
tom Ship. These are the only islands in the lake. The water is 
marvelously clear, and looking upon it from the cliffs, or from a 
boat, it is blue beyond description. When its surface is unruffled 
by \vind it reflects the surrounding walls and the heavens like a 
plate-glass mirror. A man who recently rowed out on its surface 
at night, when there was a full moon and clear sky, came back 
telling of the uncanny feeling he had had. ' 'The full moon glowed 
above," he said, "and a full moon below. A vast ball of the uni- 
verse was around and about me with the earth left out, and I 
suspended in the centre, felt my hair rise. I had to shake the 
boat to spoil the picture and feel myself really safe." 

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13 

Where Four States Meet. 

In the United States there is but one "four corners," where 
four States and Territories join. More than this, it is the only- 
place of its kind in the world. This point, upon a spur of the 
Carizo Mountains, is the one where Colorado, Utah, New Mexico 
and Arizona join. At no other place on the globe do we find four 
States, Territories or provinces uniting to form such a junction. 
This spot is not easy of access and few tourists ever see it, yet a 
monument stands at the point, erected by United States surveyors 
and inscribed with the names of the States and Territories whose 
boundaries meet there. The point is reached by a trail from the 
road leading from Navajo Springs in Colorado, in the Ute Indian 
Reservation, to the San Juan River. The trail leaves the road 
crosses the river near Scott's trading-post in Utah, and leads to 
the monument, which is of the usual type erected by Government 
surveyors to mark State corners. A former monument was de- 
stroyed a few years ago by Navajo Indians and only the cairn of 
rocks was left, but recently another surveying party visited the 
spot and rebuilt the monument. 

The Largest Tree on Earth in California. 

What proves to be the largest tree yet found among the giant 
forest throng of California, already famed in song and story, has 
recently been discovered in a wild, unfrequented nook of the State. 

The tree which goes to the head of the list of California's "big 
trees' measures 109 feet in circumference, giving it a diameter of 
33 feet, surpassing the giants General Grant, in the General 
Grant National Park, and General Sherman, in the Sequoia Na- 
tional Park. The new discovery is a sequoia gigantea semper 
virens — that's what, the learned say. 

For untold centuries it has reared its stately form in the region 
now called Fresno County, just back of Millwood, three miles 
from Converse Basin, ten miles from the General Grant National 
Park. 

There is no record of any larger tree standing in any of the 
California forests. It has been asserted that there are some trees 
in the South Calaveras grove which possess a diameter of thirty- 
four feet, but these measurements seem to have been made 
around the base on the ground. The largest measurement re- 
corded by Prof . Whitney was 29.5 feet in diameter at the base, 
the tree yielding these figures being in the Mariposa grove. 



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South Dakota's "Wind Cave. 

The good people of South Dakota regard Wind Cave as the 
tenth wonder of the world. From surface indications it would 
seem that a large part of the State is hollow, and the extent of 
Wind Cave is unknown. It was discovered in 1877 by a noto- 
rious character known as "Lame Johnny," who distinguished 
himself on several occasions by holding up the Deadwood stage 
and ambushing caravans of unwary travellers. His lack of pru- 
dence in one these adventures resulted in a " neck-tie party " 
which ended Johnny's career, so that he was not able to profit by 
his discovery. J. B. McDonald rediscovered the phenomenon in 
1884 by finding a large gap in the plain through which wind was 
pouring out with great force, like the draught of a chimney. 
There are similar vent holes at frequent intervals over the prairie, 
and the people of that neighborhood claim that several have been 
opened within the last few years. 

The cave is divided into chambers. It is asserted that more 
than 3,000 different rooms have already been discovered, varying 
in size from twelve feet in diamenter to over three acres, and this 
is believed to be only a small portion of the cavern. The cave 
ceiling is not so high as that of Mammoth Cave, and the geologic 
formations are not as wonderful as those of Luray, but it has 
many attractions, and one in particular, the dryness of the atmos- 
phere — which is said to afford instant and complete relief to asth- 
matic people. The temperature of the cave is about 45 degrees 
the year round, being unaffected by the variations of the ther- 
mometer outside, but the variations of the barometer are sharply 
perceptible. "When the mercury rises on the outside a current of 
air flows into the cave and follows a certain direction. When the 
glass falls this current changes and the air flows in another 
direction. This phenomenon has not been studied by competent 
meteorologists, but is so apparent that it attracted the attention of 
the early explorers of the canon. 

The effect of the air of the cave upon asthmatic people is 
equally peculiar. A sufferer from that disease finds immediate 
relief upon entering the cave, and there will be no return of the 
trouble for several days after. This has suggested the possibilty 
of a permanent cure for such as can have the privilege of visiting 
the cave frequently, and a hotel is planned for their accommo- 
dation. 



15 

The Liberty Bell. 

The order for the bell was given in 1751. The State House of 
Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, work on which had been suspended 
for a number of years, was then approaching completion. The 
lower floors were already occupied by the Supreme Court in the 
chamber, while in the other assembled the Freemen of the Pro- 
vince of Pennsylvania, then consisting of one body. A com- 
mittee was appointed by the Freemen, with Peter Norris as chair- 
man and empowered to have a new bell cast for the building. 
The commission for the bell was in the same year awarded to 
Robert Charles, of London, the specification being that the bell 
should weigh about 2,000 pounds and cost one hundred pounds 
sterling. It was to be made by the best workmen, to be ex- 
amined carefully before being shipped, and to contain, in well- 
shaped letters around it, the inscription: " By order of the Pro- 
vince of Pennsylvania, for the State House in the city of 
Philadelphia, 1752." An order was given to place underneath this 
the fatal and prophetic words from Leviticus xxv, 10: "Proclaim 
liberty throughout the land and to all the inhabitants thereof." 
The reason for the selection of this text has been a subject of 
much conjecture, but the true reason is apparent when the full 
text is read. It is as follows : " And ye shall hallow the fiftieth 
year and proclaim liberty throughout the land and to all the in- 
habitants thereof." In selecting the text the good Quakers had 
in memory the arrival of William Penn their forefathers more 
than half a century before. In August 1752, the bell arrived, 
but though in apparent good order, it was cracked by a stroke of 
the clapper while being tested. It could not be sent back, as the 
captain of the vessel who had brought it over could not take it on 
board. Two skillful men understood to recast the bell, which, on 
being opened revealed a bell which pleased very much. But it 
was also found to be defective. The original bell was considered 
to high, and a quantity of copper was added to the composition, 
but too much copper was added. There were a great many 
witticisms on account of the second failure, and the ingenious 
workmen undertook to recast the bell, which they successfully 
did, and it was placed m condition in June 1753. 

On Monday, the 8th July (not the 4th), at noon true to its 
motto, it rang out the memorable message of " Liberty through- 
out the land and to all the inhabitants thereof." For fifty years 
the bell continued to be rung on every festival and anniversary 



16 

The Liberty Bell — continued. 

until it eventually cracked. An ineffectual attempt was made to 
cause it to continue serviceable by enlarging the cause of its dit- 
sonance and chipping the edges. It was removed from its position 
in the tower to the lower story, and only used on occasions of 
public sorrow, such as the death of ex-Presidents and statesmen. 
Subsequently it was placed on the original timbers in the vesti- 
bule of the State House, and in 1873 it was suspended in a 
prominent position immediately beneath where a larger bell pre- 
sented to the city in 1866 now proclaims the passing hours. 

The "Washington Monument. 

The corner-stone was laid by President Polk, July 4, 1848, and 
December 6, 1884, the cap-stone was set in position. The founda- 
tions are 126)4 feet square and 36 feet 8 inches deep. The base 
of the monument is 55 feet 1)4 inches square, and the walls 15 
feet ^ inch thick. At the 500 foot mark, where the pyramidal 
top begins, the shaft is 34 feet 5)4 inches square and the walls 
are 18 inches thick. The monument is made of blocks of marble 
2 feet thick, it is said there are over 18,000 of them. The height 
above the ground is 555 feet. The mean pressure of the monu- 
ment is 5 tons per square foot and the total weight foundation 
and all, is nearly 81,000 tons. The door at the base, facing the 
capitol, is 8 feet wide and 16 feet high, and enters a room 25 feet 
square, an immense iron framework supports the machinery of 
the elevator, which is hoisted with steel wire ropes two inches 
thick. At one side begins the stairs, of which there are 50 flights, 
containing 18 steps each. Five hundred and twenty feet from 
the base there are eight windows, 18x24 inches, two on each face. 
The area at the base of the pyramidal top is 1,181 X ^^^t, space 
enough for a six-room house, each room to be 12x16 feet. The 
Washington monument is the highest permanent structure in the 
world. It cost about $1 , 500, 000. 

Devil's Tower— One of Wyoming's Wonders. 

Mato-Teepee, or Devil's Tower, stands 500 feet above Belle 
Fourche River, in Northeastern Wyoming. Rising 600 feet, it 
is visible 40 miles away. From a point near by, its formation im- 
presses one strangely, the tower being one of the most curious 
natural objects in the State. 



17 

The Yellowstone National Park. 

The Yellowstone National Park is rightly termed the American 
Wonderland, for there may be found grand and unique scenic 
features in the richest profusion. 

The reservation known as the Yellowstone National Park, set 
apart for public uses by an act of Congress passed in 1872, covers 
a tract of about 65 miles in length, from north to south, and about 
55 miles in width from east to west, lying chiefly in Northwestern 
Wyoming, and overlapping to a small extent the boundaries of 
Montana on the north and Idaho on the west. This gives an area 
of about 3,350 square miles, a tract of land that is nearly the area 
of Rhode Island and Delaware combined, and nearly half as 
large as the State of Massachusetts. The Rocky Mountain chain 
across the southwestern portion is an irregular line, leaving by far 
the greater expanse on the eastern side. The least elevation of 
any of the narrow valleys is 6,000 feet and some of them are from 
1,000 to 2,000 feet higher. The mountain ranges which hem in 
these valleys are from 10,000 to upward of 11,000 feet in height, 
and Electric Peak (in the northwest corner of the park, not far 
back of Mammoth Hot Springs) has an elevation of 11,155 feet, 
and Mount Langford and Turret Mountain (both in the Yellow- 
stone Range) reaching the height of 11,155 and 11,142 feet re- 
spectively. 

There are three great centres of attraction : the Mammoth Hot 
Springs, the geysers and springs of the Upper Basin of the Fire- 
hole River, and the beautiful canyon of the Yellowstone. 

The Mammoth Hot Springs are constantly building on the ruins 
of ancient spring formations, terraces, galleries and fretted walls 
of exquisite beauty, with pure white and soft and lovely tints. 
The pools are of the deepest azure and wonderful transparency. 

In the geyser region the view from Willow Park, a plateau 7,000 
feet high, near which is Electric Peak, is grand. Hot springs, 
'' mud-pots " and '' paint-pots" may here be seen. At one point 
the roadway runs beside a cliff of obsidian or volcanic glass 200 
feet high, which glisten in the sunlight like stacks of glass bottles. 

In the Upper Geyser Basin are seen huge fountains of scalding- 
hot water. Over 4,000 hot-spring pools are known to exist. 

Yellowstone Lake, 140 square miles in extent, lays amid the 
mountains 7,000 feet above the sea. 

The Great Canyon of the Yellowstone and the Great Falls of 
the Yellowstone River are features that no pen can describe. 



18 
Standard Time. 

Primarily, for the convenience of the Railroads in the United 
States, a standard of time was established by mutual agreement 
in 1883, by which trains are run and local time regulated. The 
day the change of time in the United States went into effect was 
November 18, 1883. There were previous to that time 58 kinds 
of time used by Railroads in the United States, now there are 
only four kinds of time in use by Railroads in the United States. 
They are Eastern time. Central time, Mountain time, and Western 
time. 

EASTERN TIME 

Is the local time of the 75th Meridian from Greenwich. The 
Meridian (like all Meridians of Longitude, running from one pole 
to the other) passes a few miles east of Philadelphia, so that 
Eastern time differs only 38 seconds from Philadelphia local 
time. Eastern time covers a strip 15 degrees wide, extending 7^ 
degrees on each side of the 75th meridian, reaching from the 
eastern part of Maine to the vicinity of Detroit, Mich. The 
time in Boston, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, New York, 
Philadelphia, Washington, and all places in this area is the same. 

CENTRAL TIME 

Is the local time of the 90th Meridian. This time prevails over 
similar area of 15 degrees of longitude, and is just one hour 
slower than Eastern time. It commences in the vicinity of 
Detroit, Mich., and extends to the vicinity of Yankton and 
Austin. The time at Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, vSt. Louis, 
Kansas City, Omaha, and all places in the area is the same. 

MOUNTAIN TIME 

Covers the area of 15 dgs. of longitude next to the west. It is 
local time of the 105th Meridian, which passes through or near 
the city of Denver. This time is one hour slower than Central 
time, and extends from Yankton and Austin on the east, to the 
vicinity of Salt Lake City on the west. The time in all places 
in this area is the same. 

WESTERN TIME 

Is the local time of the 120th Meridian, and covers all west of 
112^ degrees of longitude, which commences in the vicinity of 
Salt Lake City on the east, and extends west into the Pacific 
Ocean. This time is one hour slower than Mountain Time. The 
time at Huntington, Walla Walla, Los Angeles, San Francisco, 
Portland, Ore. , and all places in this area is the same. 



19 

First New York and Brooklyn Bridge. 

First talked of by Colonel Julius W. Adams about 1855. Act 
of incorporation passed April, 1866. Survey begun by John A. 
Roebling, 1869. Construction begun January 2, 1870. First rope 
thrown across the river August 14, 1876. Master Mechanic Far- 
rington crossed in a boatswain's chair August 25, 1876. Depth 
of the New York foundation below high water mark, 78 feet 6 
inches. Depth of the Brooklyn foundation below high water 
mark, 45 feet. The New York tower contains 46,945 cubic yards 
of masonry ; the Brooklyn tower, 38,214. Weight of the Brooklyn 
tower, about 93,079 tons. Weight of the New York tower, about 
a third more. Size of the towers at high water line, 140x59 feet ; 
at roof course, 136x53 feet. Height of the towers above high 
water mark, 276 feet 6 inches. Height of roadway in the clear 
in the middle of the East River, 135 feet. Grade of the road- 
way 3 feet 3 inches to 100 feet. Width of the promenade in the 
center of bridge, 16 feet 7 inches. Width for railway on one 
side of the promenade, 12 feet 10 inches. Width of carriage way, 
on the other side of the promenade, 18 feet 9 inches. Width of 
bridge 85 feet. Length of main span, 1,595 feet 6 inches. 
Length of each land span, 930 feet. Length of the Brooklyn 
approach, 971 feet. Length of the New York approach, 1,560 
feet. Length of each of the four great cables, 3,578 feet 6 
inches; diameter, 15^ inches; number of steel galvanized wires 
in each cable, 5,434; weight of each cable, about 800 tons. Ulti- 
mate strength of each cable, 15,000 tons. Weight of steel in the 
suspended superstructure, 10,000 tons. Total cost, 15,000,000 
dollars. Opened for traffic in 1883. 

State Capitol Building at Albany, N. Y. 

It was decided to erect the New Capitol on the first day of 
May, 1865. On the ninth day of December, 1867, the work of 
excavation commenced, and proceeded to a depth of 16 feet be- 
low the surface. On the seventh day of July, 1869, the first 
stone in the foundation was laid. The Corner-stone was laid on 
the twenty-fourth day of June, 1871. The size is 300 feet north 
and south, by 400 feet east and west, with the porticos will cover 
three acres and 7 square feet. The walls are 108 feet high from 
the water table. Total cost of the building up to January 1, 
1903, was $24,265,082. It is estimated that it will cost at least 
$2,000,000 more to complete it. It is without doubt the finest 
building in the world. 



20 

The Gettsyburg (Penn.) Battlefield. 

The Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association has done a 
magnificent work, and a work whose importance, perhaps, has 
hardly been estimated aright up to this time. Under the foster- 
ing care of so many of the States of the Union, the long extended 
"Federal battle lines have, under their management, been peopled 
by a multitude of imperishable shafts in granite and bronze. In 
the spring of 18T9 the first memorial was erected, now there are 
hundreds and hundreds of them. They mark the spots where 
fell gallant officers ; where regiments made a daring charge ; they 
tell where each corps, division, brigade, regiment and battery 
was stationed on the three days of fearful struggle, each telling 
in eloquent and pathetic story the purchase price of national 
unity and lasting peace. 

In 1895 the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association trans- 
ferred its grounds (about 850 acres), together with its beautiful 
monuments and memorials, erected by a grateful people, to the 
care and protection of the general grovernment. The battlefield 
in the hands of the United States has been made (by Act of Con- 
gress, 1895) a " National Park;" a park only in the sense of its be- 
ing restored to the condition in which it was at the time of the 
battle. A United States battlefield commission has been ap- 
pointed (three members), under whose supervision there has been 
opened up magnificent Telford avenues along the Federal and 
Confederate battle lines ; marking (with Bronze Tablets) the po- 
sition of every corps, divisions, brigade, regiment and battery in 
the Confederate army, so that it is now possible for the tourist to 
visit the locations of the troops of both armies, and to intelligently 
examine and understand them. 

There is no spot in the world connected with more memorably 
events than the thirty-five square miles of ground which wit- 
nessed the terrible conflict between the Federal and Confederate 
troops at Gettysburg, Pa., on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 
July 1st, 2d and 3d, 1863. The Federal Army, commanded by 
General George G. Meade, numbered about 90,000 men of all 
arms, and 354 pieces of artillery. Gen. Meade's fighting strength 
was 85,000 men. The Confederate Army, commanded by Gen. 
Robert E. Lee, numbered about 86,000 men of all arms, and 
265 cannons. General Lee's fighting strength was 72,000 men. 
The first day's battles occurred west and north of Gettysburg. 
The second day's battles, southeast, south and southwest. The 



21 

The Gettysburg (Penn.) Battlefield — continued. 

third day's battles, east, southeast, south and southwest of Get- 
tysburg. Over 150,000 soldiers were engaged. About 40,000 men 
were stricken down. The Battlefield covers an area of 35 to 40 
square miles. The work of surveying the Gettysburg battlefield 
was in progress three days after the battle, and it is the only 
accurately marked battlefield in the world. About 450 artistic 
regimental and brigade monuments and memorials, many eques- 
trian statues and bronze figures have been erected. Breastworks, 
stone walls, lunettes and shattered trees still remain. Over 350 
cannon has been placed in actual position. Five steel and iron 
observatories, 60 ft. and 75 ft. high have been erected. It has the 
most beautiful Soldiers' National Cemetery, containing 3,633 
Federal soldiers bodies, of which 1,632 are unknown. 

The Natural Bridge, Va. 

This wonderful structure overlooks the James River Valley, 
being on the western slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains and at 
the center of the State of Virginia. Height, 215 feet ; width, 100 
feet; span, 90 feet. The bridge connects two of the five round- 
top mountains that rise boldly from the great Valley of Virginia, 
near the confluence of James and North Rivers. It ranks among 
the great wonders of the world. It approaches Niagara in 
grandeur and exceeds it in height and awful mystery. It is a 
single block of limestone, with many shades of color. The walls 
are smooth as if cut with chisels, and there is no sign of displace- 
ment. Under it "men look like boys and trees like bushes." 

Washington, when a surveyor for Lord Fairfax, visited it, and 
carved his name where it may now be seen. During the Revolu- 
tion the French organized two expeditions to visit it. From 
their measurements and diagrams a picture was made in Paris, 
which for nearly half a century was copied in Europe and 
America as correct. The place was much visited when first dis- 
covered. Marshall, Monroe, Clay, Benton, Jackson, Van Buren, 
Sam Houston, and others were registered there. The original 
Bridge tract was granted by King George III to Thomas Jeffer- 
son in 1774. After he was President he visited the place, sur- 
veyed it, and made the map with his own hands. Clay wrote of 
' • the bridge not made with hands, that spans a river, carries a 
highway, and makes two mountains one." Jefferson spoke of it 
as " a famous place, that will draw the attention of the world." 



22 
The Caverns of Luray, Va. 

Situated at Luray, Page County, Virginia, in the famous 
Shenandoah Valley, on the line of the Norfolk and Western Rail- 
way, in a region renowned for the picturesqueness of its scenery, 
and celebrated for its historical associations, are the Caverns of 
Luray, The caves were discovered in 1878, and shortly there- 
after were opened to the public. The full extent of the sub- 
terranean depths was not then known, or even dreamed of, and 
not until thoroughly equipped exploring parties had penetrated 
seemingly endless chambers and labyrinthine passages were their 
boundless riches disclosed and made accessible to visitors. 

Persons from all quarters of the globe — scientists, explorers and 
tourists, have wandered through the wonderful chambers, and 
the general verdict of their united testimony is that the Luray 
Caverns excel all others in variety, scientific interest and beauty 
of their calcite formations. A party sent from the Smithsonian 
Institute reported that ' ' comparing this great natural curiosity 
with others of the same class, it is safe to say that there is proba- 
bly no other cave in the world more completely and profusely 
decorated with stalactitic and stalagmitic ornamentation than that 
of Luray." Cement walks have been laid, stairways, bridges 
and iron railings have been erected where such help was neces- 
sary, and the entire cavern is illuminated by electric lights. The 
interior is singularly free from dampness or dripping water, 
and no special preparation for a visit is needed in the matter of 
clothing. The temperature of the cave is, winter and summer, 
at about 40 degrees. 

Entering the grand' vestibule, the first emotion felt by the visi- 
tor is one of mute wonder. The mind fails to grasp the grandeur 
revealed in such a majestic manner, until it gradually accustoms 
itself to the monstrous shapes, the almost perceptible silence and 
the weird influence of this subterranean realm. Queer shapes 
present themselves at every turn, aping grotesquely the objects 
of the outer world, now suggesting some growth of animal life, 
now resembling some familiar vegetable formation, or taking the 
shape and form of some creation of man. Glittering stalactites 
blaze in front, fluted columns, draperies in broad folds and a thou- 
sand tints, cascades of snow white stone, etc., fill the mind with 
wonder and admiration. Almost every object in nature is repro- 
duced in startling similarity. A number of small, but beautiful 
lakes, are found in various parts of the cavern. 



23 

The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. 

It was about 1802 when the Mammoth Cave, in Edmonson 
County, Kentucky, was discovered in a romantic ravine. There 
are seemingly endless avenues, galleries, grottos, and labyrinths 
aggregating over 150 miles in length, with lofty halls, and a navi- 
gable river. It is strange to relate that its first exploitation was 
connected with mercenary motives and that saltpetre, intended 
for use in gunpowder and connected with the war of 1812, was 
the incentive that led to more complete examination. The men 
who mined the soft soil, rich in nitre, are the men who first gave 
to the outside world any reliable information of the great extent 
of this now famous world's wonder. Albeit their stories savored 
of the wonderful to an extent that many pronounced them roman- 
ces, a knowledge of the cave that was really quite exact became 
common property, and the immense cavern soon took its place 
among the great natural features of the earth, and will never 
cease to attract visitors of every degree and from every land. 

A visit to Mammoth Cave constitutes a unique experience in 
one's search of pleasure and the marvelous. From the moment 
of arrival at the quaint old hostelry, which dates far back toward 
the beginning of the century that is really a part of the history 
of the cavern, to the last backward look which is always given 
when the top of the rough stairway of rock, at the entrance, is 
reached on the return from the depths, there is continuous sur- 
prise, new experience, and pleasant memories. 

It is impossible to mention, less possible to describe, all the 
object of interest to visitors in this most gigantic cavern of the 
world. Visitors to the Mammoth Cave are most impressed with 
the lofty domes and deep pits which are found in some portions 
of this underground domain. The best known are Gorin's Dome, 
the Bottomless Pit, Mammoth Dome, and Scylla and Charybodis. 

Fairy Grotto, Gothic Avenue, Martha's Vineyard, Giant's Coffin, 
Echo River, Dead Sea, Star Chamber, Corkscrew, The Standing 
Rocks, Pass of El Ghor, Rotunda, Audubon's Avenue, Green 
River, Lover's Leap, Caesar and Pompey, the Pillary of Hercules, 
Oak Tree, the Bridal Chamber, Elephant's Head, Wasps' Nests, 
Stalactites, etc., are some of the other features of the cavern. 

The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is near the main line of the 
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, ninety miles south of Louis- 
ville, Ky., and reached by a branch railroad which goes direct to 
the cave from Glasgow Junction. 



24 

Highest Mountain or Land in each State. 

State or Territory. Name of Place. Feet High. 

Alabama Cheauha Mount, (Talladega Co.) 2,407 

Alaska Mount McKinley 20,300 

Arizona San Francisco Mountain 12,794 

Arkansas Magazine Mountain 2,800 

California Mt. Whitney 14,898 

Colorado Massive Mountain 14,424 

Connecticut Bear Mountain 2,355 

Delaware Dupont 282 

Dist. of Columbia. Tenley : 400 

Florida Brooksville 328 

Georgia Sitting Bull Mountain 5.046 

Idaho Hyndman Peak 12,078 

Illinois Silver Creek 1,145 

Indiana Carlos 1,208 

Indian Territory . .Sugar Loaf Mountain 2,600 

Iowa Waneta 1,562 

Kansas Crosby 4,440 

Kentucky Big Black Mount (Harlan Co.) 4,100 

Louisiana New Arcadia 362 

Maine Katahdin Mountain 5,200 

Maryland Great Backbone Mountain 3,400 

Massachusetts Mt. Greylock 3,535 

Michigan Porcupine Mountain 2,023 

Minnesota Mesabi Range 2,400 

Mississippi Coal Spur 602 

Missouri Mansfield 1,697 

Montana Mt. Douglas 11,300 

Nebraska Niobrara Summit 5,323 

Nevada Wheeler Peak 13,058 

New Hampshire . . Mount Washington 6,293 

New Jersey Kittatinny Mountain 1,630 

New Mexico Cerro Blanco 14,269 

New York Mt. Marcy (Adirondacks) 5,344 

North Carolina. . . .Mt. Mitchell 6,711 



9, 



North Dakota Fryburg Spur 

Ohio Ontario 1,373 

Oklahoma Goodwin 2,528 

Oregon Mt. Hood 11,225 

Pennsylvania Negro Mountain , 2,826 



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Highest Mountain or Land in each State— continued. 

State or Territory. Name of Place. Feet High. 

Rhode Island Durfee Hill 805 

South Carolina Rich Mountain 3,569 

South Dakota Harney Peak 7,216 

Tennessee Guyot Mountain 6,636 

Texas Baldy Peak 8,382 

Utah Gilbert Peak 13,687 

Vermont Mt. Mansfield 4,364 

Virginia Mt. Rogers (Grayson Co. ) 5,719 

Washington Mt. Rainier 14,526 

West Virginia Spruce Mount, (Pendleton Co.) 4,860 

Wisconsin Summit Lake 1,729 

Wyoming Fremont Peak 13,790 

In some States and in the mountain region of the far West and the Pacific 
Coast there are higher points within the State or Territory whose height are 
not yet known with any approach to accuray, and cannot be given. 

The Egyptian Oloelisk in Central Park, Uew York City. 

The Egyptian Obelisk was presented to the city of New York 
by the Kedive of Egypt. Lieut. Commander Gorringe, U. S. N., 
after three years' struggle obtained possession of the Obelisk, 
and moved it to its present position in Central Park, New York 
city, at an expense of nearly $100,000. It was finally swung into 
position at noon, January 22, 1881. The height of the Obelisk, 
from base to tip, is 69 feet 2 inches. The measurement of the 
base, square through its axis, is 7 feet 8^-^ inches. The entire 
weight of the monolith is 219ji|f tons. Since it was quarried near 
the torrid zone, it has traversed the entire length of Egypt, most 
of that of the Mediterranean Sea, and the whole width of the 
Atlantic Ocean — a distance of 6,400 miles, proving itself a first- 
rate sailor for an Old Salt of thirty-five centuries ; having in the 
course of its long existence seen Moses; Pharaoh and his host 
going to their destruction in the Red Sea ; Shishak marching to 
the Conquest of Jerusalem ; Cambyres desolating the land ; Hero- 
dotus, Solon, Plato, and other Greek students of Egyptian lore; 
Alexander the Great on his victorious expedition through the 
Land of Goshen ; six and a half centuries of Roman Sovereignty 
and Christian struggle at Alexandria ; all the long line of Moslem 
rulers since Caliph Omar; and now looking down upon the mill- 
ions of dwellers of New York city, whose site was even unknown 
to the Eastern world when this Obelisk had an existence of two 
thousand years. 



26 

State Capitals, Governors Salaries and Term of Of&ce. 

state or Territory. Capitals. Term of Office. Salary. 

Alabama Montgomery Four years $3,000 

Alaska Sitka Four years 5,000 

Arizona Phoenix Four years 3,000 

Arkansas Little Rock Two years 3,000 

California Sacramento Four years 5,000 

Colorado Denver Two years 5,000 

Connecticut Hartford Two years 4,000 

Delaware Dover Four years 2,000 

Dist. of Columbia . . Washington 

Florida Tallahasse Four years 3,500 

Georgia Atlanta Two years 3,000 

Idaho Boise City Two years 3,000 

Illinois Springfield Four years 6,000 

Indiana Indianapolis Four years 5,000 

Indian Ter Tahlequah Four years 2,600 

Iowa Des Moines Two years 3,000 

Kansas Topeka Two years 3,000 

Kentucky Frankfort Four years 6,500 

Louisiana Baton Rouge Four years 5,000 

Maine Augusta Two years 2,000 

Maryland Annapolis Four years 4,500 

Massachusetts Boston One year 8,000 

Michigan Lansing Two years 4,000 

Minnesota St. Paul Two years 5,000 

Mississippi Jackson Four years 3,500 

Missouri Jefferson City Four years 5,000 

Montana Helena Four years 5,000 

Nebraska Lincoln Two years 2,500 

Nevada Carson City Four years 4,000 

New Hampshire Concord Two years 2,000 

New Jersey Trenton Three years 10,000 

New Mexico Santa Fe Four years 3,000 

New York Albany Two years 10,000 

North Carolina Raleigh Four years 4,000 

North Dakota Bismarck Two years 3,000 

Ohio Columbus Two years 8,000 

Oklahoma Guthrie Four years 3,000 

Oregon Salem Four years 1,500 

Pennsylvania Harrisburgh Four years 10,000 



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State Capitals, Governors' Salaries, eto.— continued. 

State or Territory. Capitals. Term of Office. Salary. 

Rhode Island Providence One year 3,000 

South Carolina Columbia Two years 3,000 

South Dakota Pierre Two years 3,000 

Tennessee Nashville Two years 4,000 

Texas Austin Two years 4,000 

Utah Salt Lake City Four years 4,000 

Vermont Montpelier Two years 1,500 

Virginia Richmond Four years 5,000 

Washington Olympia Four years 4,000 

West Virginia Charleston Four years 2,700 

Wisconsin Madison Two years 5,000 

Wyoming Cheyenne Four years 2,500 

How the District of ColumlDia is Governed. 

Congress makes all laws for the District of Columbia. By an 
act of Congress approved June 11, 1878, the government ot the 
District of Columbia is vested in three Commissioners, two of 
whom are appointed by the President from citizens of the Dis- 
trict having had three years' residence therein immediately pre- 
ceding that appointment, and confirmed by the Senate. The 
other Commissioner is detailed by the President of the United 
States from the Corps of Engineers of the United States Army, 
and must have lineal rank senior to Captain, or be a Captain who 
has served at least fifteen years in the Corps of Engineers of the 
Army. The Commissioners appoint the subordinate official serv- 
ice of said goverment, make police regulations, building regu- 
lations, plumbing regulations, and other regulations of a muni- 
cipal nature. 

Mason and Dizon's Line. 

A name given to the southern boundary line of the Free State 
of Pennsylvania which formerly separated it from the Slave 
States of Maryland and Virginia. It was run — with the excep- 
tion of about twenty-two miles — by Charles Mason and Jeremiah 
Dixon, two English mathematicians and surveyors, between Nov. 
15, 1763, and Dec. 26, 1767. During the excited debate in Con- 
gress, in 1820, on the question of excluding slavery from Missouri, 
the eccentric John Randolph, of Roanoke, made great use of this 
phase, which was caught up and re-echoed by every newspaper 
in the land, and thus gained a celebrity which it still retains. 



28 

The American and Spanish "War Events— 1898. 

January 1, 1898.— The Battle-ship "Maine" ordered to Havana. 

Feb. 15.— The Maine blown up in Havana harbor ; 266 lives lost. 

March 28.— Board of Inquiry reported to Congress that the 
Maine was blown up, and war resolutions were immediately 
introduced. 

April 9. — Consvil-General Lee left Cuba. 

April 21 — U. S. Minister Woodford received passports at Madrid. 

April 23.— President called for 125,000 volunteers. Spaniards 
fired first shot, at Matanzas. 

April 25.— Declaration of war passed both houses. 

April 27.— Matanzas bombarded. 

April 29.— War revenue bill passed. 

May 1.— Admiral Dewey destroyed Spanish fleet in Manila bay. 

May 12.— San Juan, Porto Rico, bombarded by Sampson's fleet. 

May 19, — Cevera's Spanish squadron arrived at Santiago, Cuba. 

May 23.— Cevera's squadron bottled up in Santiago, Cuba. 

May 25.— President called for 75,000 more troops. 

May 31.— Fir.st bombardment of Santiago, Cuba. 

June 3.— Richard P. Hobson and seven others sank the Mer- 
rimac in Santiago harbor. 

July 3.— Cevera's fleet destroyed at Santiago. 

July 17.— Santiago, Cuba, surrendered. 

July 18. — Sampson's fleet destroyed ten Spanish vessels at 
Manzanillo. 

July 26.— Spain sued for peace through the French Ambassador 
at Washington. 

August 12.— Peace protocol signed. War suspended. 

August 13.— Manila captured by Americans. 

August 25.— General Shafter left Santiago, Cuba. 

August 26.— The President appointed United States Peace 
Commissioners. 

October 1.— Joint sessions of the United States and Spanish 
Commissioners began in Paris. 

November 30.— Gen. Blanco sailed from Havana for Spain. 

December 10.— Treaty of Peace signed by Spain and the United 
States. 

January 4, 1899.— Treaty transmitted to the Senate by the 
President ; ratified by the Senate February 6 ; signed by the 
President February 10; signed by the Queen Regent March 17; 
ratifications exchanged April 11, 1899. 



29 



Average Annual Eainfall in the United States. 



States or Ter. Inches. 

Alabama— Mobile 62 

Montgomery.... 53 

Arizona— Fort Grant 16 

" Prescott 16 

Yuma 03 

Arkansas — Fort Smith 45 

Little Rock 54 

California— Red Bluff 26 

Sacramento .... 21 

" San Diego 11 

Colorado — Denver 15 

' ' Las Animas .... 14 

Montrose 09 

Connecticut — New Haven . 50 

' ' New London . 49 

Delaware — Del. Br'kwater . 33 

Dist. of Col. — Washington. 44 

Florida — Jacksonville 54 

Key West 38 

Pensacola 57 

Georgia — Atlanta 52 

" Augusta 48 

" Savannah 52 

Idaho — Boise 13 

Illinois — Cairo 43 

Chicago 35 

Springfield 38 

Indiana — Indianapolis 43 

Iowa — Des Moines 33 

Dubuque 35 

" Keokuk 35 

Kansas — Dodge 20 

" Concordia 25 

" Leavensworth, . . . 38 

Kentucky — Louisville 46 

Louisiana — New Orleans, . . 61 

' ' Shreveport 49 

Maine — Eastport 45 

" Portland 42 

Maryland — Baltimore 44 

Massachusetts — Boston .... 45 

" Springfield 47 

Michigan — Grand Haven . . 35 

Marquette 32 

Port Huron .... 32 

Minnesota — Duluth 31 

St. Paul 28 

St. Vincent. ... 17 

Mississippi^-Vicksburg .... 56 



State or Ter. Inches. 

Missouri — St. Louis 41 

Springfield 46 

Montana — Havre 14 

Fort Custer 13 

" Poplar River 10 

Nebraska— North Platte ... 18 

Omaha 32 

Nevada — Winnemucca 09 

N. Carolina— Charlotte 52 

" Wilmington . 54 

N. Dakota — Bismarck 18 

Williston 14 

N. Hampshire — Manchester 42 

N. Jersey — Atlantic City ... 43 

Cape May 47 

•' New Brunswick 47 

N. Mexico — Santa Fe 14 

New York— Albany 38 

New York City 45 

' ' Oswego 35 

Ohio — Cincinnati 40 

" Columbus 39 

" Toledo 31 

Oklahoma— Fort Sill 31 

Oregon — Portland 47 

' ' Roseburg 35 

Pennslyvania — Erie 41 

Philadelphia 40 

Pittsburgh . 37 

Rhode Island — Block Island 44 

" Newport ... 50 

South Carolina — Charleston 57 

South Dakota— Yankton ... 27 

Tennessee — Chattanooga . . 55 

Memphis 53 

Nashville 50 

Texas— Fort Elliott 25 

" Brownsville 37 

Utah— Frisco 08 

" Salt Lake 16 

Vermont — Burlington 29 

Virginia — Lynchburg 43 

Norfolk 52 

Washington — Dayton 28 

" Olympia 53 

W. Virginia — Morgantown. 47 

Wisconsin — La Crosse 31 

Milwaukee .... 32 

Wyoming — Cheyenne 12 



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Average Annual Temperature in the United States. 



Place. Average Temperature 

Albany, N. Y 48 

Atlanta, Ga 61 

Atlantic City, N. J 52 

Augusta, Ga 64 

Baltimore, Md 55 

Bismarck, N. Dak 40 

Boise, Idaho 51 

Boston, Mass 49 

Buffalo, N. Y 46 

Carlo, 111 58 

Cape May, N.J 54 

Cape Henry, Va 59 

Carson City, Nev 49 

Charleston, S. C 66 

Charlotte, N. C 60 

Chattanooga, Tenn 60 

Cheyenne, Wyo 44 

Chicago, 111 48 

Cincinnati, Ohio 55 

Cleveland, Ohio 49 

Columbia, Mo 55 

Columbia, S. C 64 

Columbus, Ohio 53 

Davenport, Iowa 49 

Denver, Colo 49 

Des Moines, Iowa 48 

Detroit, Mich 48 

Dubuque, Iowa 48 

Duluth, Minn 39 

Eastport, Me 42 

El Paso, Texas 63 

Escanaba, Mich 40 

Eureka, Cal 51 

Fresno, Cal 63 

Galveston, Tex 70 

Grand Haven, Mich 46 

Hannibal, Mo 52 

Harrisburg, Pa 52 

Huron, S. Dak 42 

Indianapolis, Ind 53 

Jacksonville, Fla 69 

Kansas City, Mo. 53 

Keokuk, Iowa 51 

Key West, Fla 77 

Knoxville, Tenn 57 

La Crosse, Wis 46 

Lansing, Mich 47 

Lexington, Ky 55 

Lincoln, Neb 50 



Place. Average Temperature. 

Little Rock, Ark 62 

Los Angeles, Cal 61 

Louisville, Ky 57 

Lynchburg, Va 57 

Memphis, Tenn 61 

Meridian, Miss, 64 

Milwaukee, Wis 45 

Mobile, Ala 67 

Montgomery, Ala 65 

Nantucket, Mass 49 

Nashville, Tenn 59 

New Haven, Conn 49 

New Orleans, La 69 

NewYork, N. Y 52 

Norfolk, Va 59 

Oklahoma, Okla 59 

Omaha, Neb 50 

Oswego, N. Y 46 

Pensacola, Fla 68 

Philadelphia, Pa 53 

Pierre, S. Dak 46 

Pittsburg, Pa 53 

Portland, Me 46 

Portland, Oreg '52 

Raleigh, N. C 59 

Rochester, N. Y 47 

Sacramento, Cal 60 

St. Louis, Mo 56 

St. Paul, Minn 43 

Salt Lake City, Utah 51 

San Antonio, 'Texas 68 

San Diego, Cal 61 

San Francisco, Cal 56 

Santa Fe, N. Mex 48 

Savannah, Ga, 66 

Seattle, Wash 52 

Sioux City. Iowa 48 

Spokane, Wash 48 

Springfield, 111 52 

Springfield, Mo 55 

Tacoma, Wash 50 

Tampa, Fla 72 

Toledo, Ohio 50 

Topeka, Kan 54 

Vicksburg, Miss 65 

Washington, D. C 55 

Wichita, Kan 55 

Wilmington, N. C 63 

Yankton, S. Dak 46 



31 

The Hot Springs of Arkansas. 

The waters of the Hot Springs, Garland County, Arkansas, are 
among the hottest of known mineral waters. There are seventy- 
two of the hot springs discharging about 1,000,000 gallons daily. 
The temperature of the hot springs varies from 90 degrees to 
157 degrees, Farenheit. The largest hot springs have the highest 
temperature, so that the average temperature for the whole group 
is 135 degrees. They issue from the west side of Hot Springs 
Mountain. The Hot Springs of Arkansas, and 2,000 acres of land 
around them are owned by the United States Government, which 
acquired possession of them in 1832. The object of the Govern- 
ment was to establish a national sanitarium, and to this end the 
government has expended about two million dollars in parks, im- 
proving the mountain roads, constructing beautiful driveways, etc. 
The city of Hot Springs is unique. There is no other city like it 
in the world. It is shaped like a dumb bell ; a narrow valley in the 
centre between the mountains, with just room for the principal 
street in the city. Central Avenue, with stores and shops on the 
west side, and the bath houses on the east side. At each end it 
spreads out, on the north, into innumerable valleys with streets 
and residences ; on the south into a broad valley with streets and 
residences. It is about 1,000 feet above sea level, and the moun- 
tains around it on three sides are about 500 feet higher. Has a 
population of about 10,000, and all the appurtenances of a modern 
up-to-date city. It has over 100,000 visitors annually. It has 
upward of 100 hotels, with rates from $3.50 per week upward. 
In 1880 the Army and Navy General Hospital was established 
here for the treatment of sailors and soldiers. Generally speak- 
ing the following diseases are successfully treated, and cures are 
effected in about 90 per cent of cases treated : All diseases of the 
skin, blood, digestive and secretory organs, nervous affections, 
alcoholism, catarrh, chronic inflammation of the bladder and ure- 
thra, chronic ulcers, eczema, gout, hysteria, indigestion, insomnia, 
kidney and liver troubles, malaria, nervous prostration, neuralgia, 
locomotor ataxia, paralysis, phthisis, rheumatism in all forms, 
scrofula, stomach diseases, tobacco poisoning, etc. Chronic rheu- 
matism is cured in from three to eight weeks on an average. 

The distribution of the hot water, bath houses, etc. , are under 
government control, and the government fixes prices charged for 
baths, and also maintains free bath houses for those unable to pay, 
and there is also a free dispensary, with medical attendant. 



32 



Land and Water Area of the States and Territories. 



state or Territory. ^"^"'^'"^Lind^ 

Alabama 51,028 

Alaska 575,162 

Arizona 113,738 

Arkansas 52,412 

California 156,203 

Colorado 103,669 

Connecticut 4,794 

Delaware 1,969 

District of Columbia. . . 59 

Florida 54,801 

Georgia 58,850 

Idaho 83,271 

Illinois 56,004 

Indiana 35,860 

Indian Territory 30,717 

Iowa 55,697 

Kansas 81,848 

Kentucky 39,898 

Louisiana 45,399 

Maine 29,894 

Maryland 9,875 

Massachusetts 8,038 

Michigan 57,530 

Minnesota 79,997 

Mississippi 46,383 

Missouri 68,431 

Montana 146,240 

Nebraska 76,777 

Nevada 109,901 

New Hampshire 9,056 

New Jersey 7,454 

Mew Mexico 122,545 

New York 47,687 

North Carolina 48,972 

North Dakota 70,172 

Ohio 40,723 

Oklahoma 38,710 

Oregon 95,746 



Square Miles 


Total Square 


Water. 


Miles. 


728 


51,756 


24,284 


599,446 


132 


113,870 


816 


53,228 


2,030 


158,233 


300 


103,969 


818 


5,612 


411 


2,380 


le 


69 


4,183 


58,984 


586 


59,436 


557 


83,828 


2,350 


58,354 


727 


36,587 


437 


31,154 


573 


56,270 


388 


82,236 


434 


40,332 


4,227 


49,626 


3,145 


33,039 


2,422 


12,297 


508 


8,546 


40,460 


97,990 


6,338 


85,335 


536 


46,919 


706 


69,137 


821 


147,061 


754 


77,531 


778 


110,679 


321 


9,377 


719 


8,173 


142 


122,687 


6,032 


53,719 


3,702 


52,674 


707 


70,879 


3,741 


44,464 


248 


38,958 


1,092 


96,838 



33 

Land and Water Areas of the States, etc.— continued. 

c<-^<-^ ^r. rr^-^-^;*-^-.. r Square Miles Square Miles Total Square 

State or Terntmy. ^ ^^^^^ H ^^^^^^ 4.^^^ 

Pennsylvania 44,679 1,249 45,928 

Rhode Island 1,081 166 1,247 

South Carolina 30,460 588 31,048 

South Dakota 76,885 695 77,580 

Tennessee 41,686 370 42,056 

Texas 262,506 3,505 266,011 

Utah 82,096 2,832 84,928 

Vermont 9,114 449 9,563 

Virginia 39,925 2,405 42,330 

Washington 66,792 3,782 70,574 

West Virginia 24,343 161 24,504 

Wisconsin 55,117 10,688 65,805 

Wyoming 97,552 326 97,878 

Total 3,547,746 144,379 3,692,125 

The area of Lake Michigan is included in the above table, and so much of 

the areas of Lakes Erie, Ontario, Huron, Superior and St. Clair as is within 
the jurisdiction of the United States. The general shore line is taken as 
the boundary for the States bordering on the Oceans, thus including the 
bays, inlets, etc. 

The "Wars of the United States. 

War of the Revolution April 19, 1775 to April 11, 1783 

Northwestern Indian Wars Sept. 19, 1790 to Aug. 3,1795 

War with France July 9, 1798 to Sept. 30, 1800 

War with Tripoli June 10, 1801 to June 4,1805 

Creek Indian War July 27, 1813 to Aug. 9, 1814 

War of 1812 with Great Britain, June 18,1812 to Feb. 17,1815 

Seminole Indian War Nov. 20, 1817 to Oct. 21, 1818 

Black Hawk Indian War April 21, 1831 to Sept. 31, 1832 

Cherokee disturbance 1836 to 1837 

Creek Indian War May 5, 1836 to Sept. 30, 1837 

Florida Indian War Dec. 23, 1835 to Aug. 14, 1843 

Aroostook disturbance 1836 to 1839 

Mexican War April 24, 1846 to July 4, 1848 

Apache, Navajo, Utah Wars. . 1849 to 1855 

Seminole Indian War 1856 to 1858 

Civil War (Southern Rebellion) 1861 to 1865 

Spanish- American War April 21, 1898 to Aug. 12, 1898 

Philippine Insurrection 1899 to 1900 

Chinese disturbances 1900 



The Cost of Spanish-American War Naval Battles, etc. 

The following statistics of the naval battles of Manila and 
Santiago are from the reports of the American naval officers. The 
ammunition expended, etc., was as follows: 

BATTLE OF MANILA. 

Ship Number of P . Weight of 

^^^^- Shots. ^^^^- Shot, Tons. 

Baltimore 1,434 $10,934 15.4 

Olympia 1,677 10,605 13.1 

Boston 1,106 9,778 13 7 

Raleigh 591 8,026 10.2 

Concord 582 6,466 8.9 

Petrel 428 4,236 5.6 

Totals 5,818 $50,045 66.9 

BATTLE OF SANTIAGO. 

Brooklyn 1,973 $18,640 25.1 

Oregon 1,903 24,960 36.6 

Iowa 1,473 15,820 21.8 

Indiana 1,876 14,826 19.5 

Texas 835 6,405 8.6 

Gloucester 1,369 3,658 2.6 

Vixen 45 97 0.1 

Totals 9,474 $84,406 114.3 

At Santiago out of 9,474 shots fired by the American ships from 
guns of large and small calibre there were 124 hits. The Spanish 
ship Oquendo was hit 61 times, the Viscaya was hit 28 times, the 
Maria Teresa w^as hit 29 times, and the Colon was hit 6 times. 
The hits seem few in number, but they w^ere sufficient to almost 
totally destroy the Spanish fleet. 

The Flag of the United States. 

On April 4, 1818, Congress enacted the following law, which is 
the law of to-day: 

"Section 1. Be it enacted that from and after the Fourth day 
of July next, the flag of the United States be thirteen horizontal 
stripes, alternate red and white; that the Union have twenty 
stars, white in a blue field. 

"Section 2. And be it further enacted that on the admission of 
every new State into the Union, one star be added to the Union 
of the flag; and that such addition shall take effect on the Fourth 
of July next succeeding such admission." 



35 

United States Capitol Building at Washington, D. C. 

On July 16, 1790, "the temporary and permanent seat of the 
government was located," and on December 13, 1791, President 
Washington transmitted to Congress a brief message, in which 
he said: "I place before you the plan of a city that has been laid 
out within the district of ten miles square which was fixed upon 
for the permanent seat of the government of the United States." 
In this plan the Capitol building was located where it stands 
to-day, the grandest and most imposing structure of its kind 
in the world. The corner-stone of the Capitol building, was 
laid with Masonic ceremonies en the 18th day of September, 
1793, by President Washington. A silver plate had the follow- 
ing inscription: "The southeast corner-stone of the Capitol of 
the United States of America, in the city of Washington, was 
laid on the 18th day of September, 1793, in the thirteenth year 
of American Independence, and in the second term of the Presi- 
dency of George Washington, whose virtuous administration of 
his country has been as conspicuous and beneficial as his military 
valor and prudence have been useful in establishing her liberties, 
and in the year of masonry 5793, by the President of the United 
States, in concert with the grand lodge of Maryland and several 
lodges under its jurisdiction and the lodge from Alexandria, 
Virginia." The inscription was read aloud, and then handed to 
President Washington, who, attended by the Grand Masters and 
three Worshipful Masters, laid it on the corner-stone and poured 
corn, oil and wine upon it. Then followed a prayer, an oration, 
"the thunders of artillery and the cheers of the multitude." 
Then came the feast. At sunset a discharge of artillery closed 
the day. Work was then pushed on the North wing of the build- 
ing, but as money and labor were scarce, this part of the Capitol 
was not completed until in the summer of 1800, the year named 
by Congress for the removal of the government from Philadelphia. 
The government offices were removed from Philadelphia and 
settled in their new quarters in Washington on June 15th. The 
second session of the Sixth Congress convened in the North wing 
of the Capitol on November 17, 1800. Work on the South wing 
was begun in April, 1803, and was not completed until 1808. The 
two wings were-used by Congress and the Senate until they were 
burned by the British on August 24, 1814. Up to the time of its 
destruction, the building had cost $787,163.28. 
At the commencement of the last century Washington was little 



36 
United States Capitol Building — continued. 

more than a wilderness. In a letter to a friend, Representative 
John Cotton Smith, of Connecticut, says: "Only one wing of 
the Capitol has been erected. It, and the President's house, a 
mile distant, are white sandstone. Pennsylvania Avenue, the 
whole distance, was a deep morass, covered with alder bushes, 
which were cut through the width of the intended avenue the en- 
suing winter. Of the streets and avenues on paper not one was 
visible, unless we except a road with two buildings on each side 
of it called New Jersey Avenue. There appeared to be but two 
really comfortable houses, in all respects, within the bounds of 
the city. The roads in every direction was muddy and unim- 
proved. A sidewalk was attempted in one instance by a covering 
formed of chips of the stones that had been hewn for the Capitol. 
It extended but a little way and was of small value, for in dry 
weather the sharp fragments cut our shoes and in wet covered 
them with mortar. A block of buildings was on the side of what 
was intended for Capitol Square, and was a well-kept hotel, and 
accommodated a goodly number of members. Our party took 
lodgings in one of the New Jersey Avenue houses, and Speaker 
Sedgwick had a room to himself, the rest of us were in pairs." 

What a contrast with the Capital City of to-day, with its magni- 
ficient public buildings, private residences, broad avenues, public 
parks and drives, the like of which cannot be found in any other 
Capital City. 

After the burning of the Capitol and the White House by the 
British in 1814, there was some discussion in Congress on the re- 
moval of the Capitol to some more convenient city, but Congress 
declined to do so, and on February 13, 1815, "the President was 
authorized to borrow from the banks in the district $500,000, at 
six per cent, to be applied to repairing and rebuilding the Capitol, 
President's House and Public Offices." During the year 1818, 
Congress appropriated $100,000 " for procuring materials, laying 
the foundation and other preparations for the center building of 
the Capitol." The two wings and the center, or main building, 
called the Rotunda, were completed in 1827. Its construction had 
cost $2,433,814, a rather large sum in those days. Gas was first 
used to light the Capitol and Capitol grounds in 1847, $17,500 be- 
ing appropriated for that purpose. The building is now lighted 
by electric light, the House and Senate each having its own 
electric plant. 



37 

United States Capitol Building — continued. 

In the later forties it became evident to Congress that the Capi- 
tol building would in a few years be too small to accommodate 
the increased membership of the House a.nd Senate. In the 
month of September, 1850, the Senate adopted a resolution offer- 
ing a premium of five hundred dollars for plans for the extension 
of the Capitol that should be approved by the joint committee on 
public buildings of the two houses of Congress. In addition to 
this Congress appropriated $100,000 for the extension of the Cap- 
itol according to such plans as may be approved by the President. 
The cost of this extension was $8,075,299, although the first esti- 
mate was for $2,675,000, and five years to complete the work. But 
the extensions was not completed until November, 1867. The 
corner-stone of the South or House extension was laid by Presi- 
dent Fillmore on July 4, 1851, assisted by the Grand Lodge of 
Masons of the District of Columbia, the Grand Master wearing 
the regalia worn by President Washington as Master Mason when 
he laid the corner-stone of the original Capitol. Daniel Webster, 
Secretary of State, was the orator of the occasion. An appropri- 
ate record of the event was deposited beneath the corner-stone. 

The present Dome of the Capitol was authorized by the act of 
March 3, 1855, an appropriation of $100,000 being made " for the 
removal of the Dome and the construction of one according to the 
plans of Thomas U. Walter, architect of the Capitol." It took 
nine years to complete the construction of the Dome, and its 
cost was $1,250,000. The next improvement to be made was the 
enlargement of the Capitol grounds. In March, 1860, bills were 
introduced in the House and Senate to enlarge the grounds, but 
the bills failed of consideration, and the subject was allowed to 
slumber for more than ten years. In the meantime sentiment 
in favor of the improvement was growing, and on May 2, 1872, 
President Grant signed the act for the enlargement of the Capitol 
grounds. The work of transforming the grounds into the perfect 
landscape garden that it is to-day, required a number of years of 
constant toil and expense. It is estimated that the improvement 
of the grounds has cost $2,000,000. The terraces and grand stair- 
ways were commenced in 1883, and finished a few years later. 
The improvement of the Capitol and the grounds goes merrily on. 
On an average Congress appropriates about $50,000 for annual 
repairs and improvements. In round figures the Capitol building 
cost about $16,500,000. 



38 
Niagara Falls. 

No other land on the earth's wide surface possesses an object 
of such grandeur and great impressiveness as Niagara Falls. 

From Prospect Point and Table Rock one takes in at a glance 
the whole of the two great falls — the American Fall and the 
Horseshoe Fall, or, as the latter is sometimes called, the Canadian 
Fall — a wall of water which is nearly a mile wide and about 160 
feet high. The American Fall is about 1,050 feet in width, and 
about 164 feet in height, while the Horseshoe Fall is six feet less 
in height, or 158 feet. The width of the river is about 4,750 feet. 
The average depth of the river between the Fall and Rapids, is 
about 180 feet — corresponding nearly with the height of the 
banks. The Horseshoe Fall has a contour of about 3,010 feet. 
The green color of the Horseshoe Falls is due to its depth. All 
but one of the chain of the great American lakes are pouring their 
ceaseless floods over the precipices at the rate of 275,000 cubic feet 
a second. The average recession along the whole contour of the 
Horseshoe has been, since 1842, about 2)4 feet per year. In the 
center of the channel, where the bulk of the water passes, the 
average yearly recession is about 4^ feet. The recession of the 
American falls since 1842 has been slight. 

The State Reservation at Niagara Falls was established by an 
act of the Legislature of the State of New York, passed April 30, 
1883, and was formally opened to the public July 15, 1885, and 
access to all parts of the Reservation is free of charge. In 1885 
the Canadian government established a Reservation on the Cana- 
dian side, and to which access is free. 

The Gorge of the Niagara River below the Grove on the Ameri- 
can side and below the Steel Arch Bridge in which, about two 
miles below, are the famous Whirlpool Rapids, the Whirlpool 
and the Devil's Hole, is not within the boundaries of the State 
Reservation. 

Watkins Glen, N. Y. 

Watkins Glen, on the west side of Seneca Lake, in New York 
State, is one of the most remarkable of the many similar chasms 
in the United States. A small stream courses down a rugged 
ravine, descending 800 feet in three miles, forming innumerable 
pretty cascades among rocky barriers which rise to heights of 
several hundred feet. There are many grottos, gorges, pools 
and romantic nooks. 



39 

The Presidents in Hhyme. 

The first of our Presidents every one knows. 

For yearly the fame of George Washington grows. 

When eight years he'd served, John Adams served four ; 

Thomas Jefferson followed for eight years more. 

James Madison next, and then James Monroe. 

Each sat for two terms; next, for one term, you know, 

Came an Adams again, John Quincy by name. 

Andrew Jackson for two terms as President came. 

Then Martin Van Buren four years held sway. 

But William H. Harrison in a month passed away. 

Giving place to John Tyler who next took the seat, 

And became President, the full term to complete. 

James K. Polk for one term came from old Tennessee ; 

Then Zachary Taylor, the next one we see. 

But death ere two years, called him from the race, 

Millard Fillmore completing the term in his place. 

Franklin Pierce, his successor the next four years ; 

Then for one term James Buchanan appears, 

Then Abraham Lincoln, whose first term was passed 

In guiding our country through war's fierce blast ; 

But his second term hardly begins when it ends, 

And his murder brings grief to his millions of friends, 

Andrew Johnson completed the unexpired space ; 

Then Ulysses S. Grant for eight years held the place. 

Rutherford B. Hayes for one term held the chair, 

Though Democrats held his election unfair. 

James A. Garfield the people next chose as their chief, 

But though mourned by the country his time was but brief, 

For a murderer's hand shot the President dead, 

And Chester A. Arthur was chief in his stead. 

Grover Cleveland for four years next sat in the chair. 

When Benjamin Harrison succeeded him there, 

Four years in his turn, in the seat to remain, 

And when his term ended came Cleveland again. 

For William McKinley, one term's barely o'er 

When the people have given him four years more. 

Once more in our nation comes sorrow and grief, 

Again an assassin strikes down our chief. 

And Theodore Roosevelt assumes the command. 

The latest Executive her$ in our land. 



40 

Death Valley, California. 

There are various kinds and degrees of deserts in the United 
States, but the most utterly hopeless are found in the so called 
Great Basin, between the Rockies and the Sierras. This is a vast 
region of deserts, with here and there an area where Nature in 
prankish mood seems actually to have made an effort to produce 
spectacular effects of horror. From the Wasatch Mountains to 
the Sierra Nevada Mountain extends a ghastly stretch of territory, 
which is intersected by a series of high mountain ranges, running 
parallel north and south, with valleys between. A bird's-eye 
view of the landscape shows three principal ranges, two of which 
are known as the Amargosa and Panamint, and between these is 
Death Valley, so called because it is the very abode of death. 

Imagine a narrow strip of arid plain, shut in between two 
mighty mountain walls, the peaks stretching up to about 10,000 
feet into a burning sky. The surface of this plain is 175 feet be- 
low sea level, is a mere crust of salt and alkali, through which a 
ridden horse breaks up to his knees into a horrid paste that eats 
both hair and hide. A gray haze that never lifts makes every- 
thing indistinct and puzzling to the view. No vegetation is to be 
seen save a very scanty sagebrush, with leaves that are not green, 
but gray, and here and there a sort of cactus that grows to five or 
six feet in height, with extending branches. It is called the ' ' dead 
man," because in the night each stalk looks like a corpse by the 
wayside. But the supreme horror of the place is the heat, which 
is unspeakable. There is a breeze, but it is so scorching hot as to 
blister your face. The air of Death Valley is much drier than 
that of the African Sahara, and the heat so great as to put the 
body through a sort of evaporating process such as that to which 
a dried apple is artificially subjected. So rapid is this evapora- 
tion of the body moisture that two gallons of water a day are 
absolutely necessary for each individual, instead of the three pints 
one ordinarily consumes. If one were to sit down in the valley 
all day long, and do nothing but drink water, he would still feel 
thirsty. Even with a supply of two gallons a day the blood of 
the traveler crossing the torrid waste becomes thickened, the 
features grow thin and peaked, and fever threatens madness. 

In crossing the valley one cannot very well carry with him more 
than enough water for one day's supply. The only way to do is 
to hurry over and try to reach a kno^vn spring in a gorge on the 
other side— only about fifteen miles distant— before one succumbs 



41 

Death Valley, California — continued. 

for want of drink. During the mining fever in that neighborhood, 
from 1872 to 1878, hundreds of people were lost in trying to get 
across. 

Death Valley is by no means so devoid of life as its aspect by 
daylight would lead the observer to imagine. As soon as night 
falls it is all aswarm with creatures of various sorts. Countless 
lizards come out of their burrows to look for insect prey ; snakes 
wriggle across the alkali crust; horned toads creep about, and 
scorpions and tarantulas of enormous size sharpen their claws for 
combat. Wildcats and coyotes forsake their lairs on the mountain 
sides and roam over the plain in pursuit of smaller mammals. 

Of birds there are very few in the neighborhood of Death Val- 
ley; the "chaparral cock," which prefers scorpions to any other 
focd, though it eats great numbers of centipedes, lizards and 
horned toads, is the most notable. 

Queer desert toads live in Death Valley, in "washes," where 
there is water for part of each year. When the water dries up 
they bore their way down deep into the mud, which hardens over 
them like so much brick, and stay there, buried alive, until the 
water comes again a few months later to release them from their 
baked prisons. This Is one of the most extraordinary examples 
of the adaptation of animal life to extreme desert conditions. 

The Colorado Desert —Hottest Spot on Earth. 

Two hundred miles south of Death Valley, in almost a straight 
line, is the famous Colorado Desert, which, if possible, is even 
more horrible than Death Valley, Cal., itself, although, of course, 
this includes but a small portion of the area of the State which, as 
a whole, is one of the most fertile in the Union. It covers 9,000 
square miles, and in some parts its bottom is 230 feet below tide- 
water. Reliable authorities assert that this is one of the most 
intensely hot spots on the face of the earth ; the Sahara is nowhere 
compared with it. Its surface may fairly be said to be strewn with 
the bones of human beings who have lost their lives there. 

One might call this the ideal desert of the world ; in no other of 
the earth's most fearful wastes can be found such natural condi- 
tions of horror. Even the mirage, tempter of the dying traveler, 
reaches a more extraordinary development there than anywhere 
else. 



42 

The Yosemite Valley, California. 

The Yosemite Valley is vsituated in the Sierra Nevada Mouii' 
tains, in Mariposa County, Calif ornia, and was discovered in 1851, 
by a party of men known as the Mariposa Battalion, while in pur- 
suit of a band of Indians who had been raiding and murdering. 
The Yosemite Valley is about 4,000 feet above the sea. It is about 
ten miles long and one mile wide. Its general course is north- 
easterly and southwesterly. The main Merced River runs through 
it. In many instances the walls of the Valley are nearly vertical. 
The mountains surrounding it will average about 4,000 feet in 
height. It has numerous waterfalls, and their height runs from 
350 to 3,270 feet. The Yosemite Valley is one of the grandest 
sights in the United States and no pen can describe it. It is a 
strange spot, and it contravenes, challenges, defies and over- 
shadows all other works of nature. 

Ausable Chasm, N. Y. 

Ausable Chasm, Clinton County, N, Y., is one of the great 
natural wonders of the world. A long description would be 
necessary to convey \n idea of the features of this Yosemite in 
miniature. The length of the chasm is nearly two miles. In 
some places it is fifty feet wide, in others it is compressed to only 
ten, and from one to two hundred feet deep, with sharp turns, 
lateral fissures, immense ampitheaters and chambers. The scenery 
is grand beyond description. It combines grandeur like Niagara, 
and excitement like the Rapids of the St. Lawrence, with the 
quiet beauty of its fern-covered gorges and moss-clad banks. 

The principal features of the Chasm are Rainbow Falls 70 feet 
high, Cathedral Rock 200 feet above the level of the floor, Horse 
Shoe Falls, Pulpit Rock, Elephant's Head, Devil's Oven, Jacob's 
Ladder, The Fernery, Devil's Punch Bowl, Jacob's Well, Mystic 
Gorge, Cape Eternity, Hyde's Cave, The Grotto, Smuggler's Pass, 
The Post-Office, Hanging Garden, Table Rock, The Altar. The 
Anvil, Cathedral Rock rising 200 feet above the level floor, and 
the Sentinel. 

A portion of the trip through can be made by boat, which, 
although exciting, Is attended with no danger. The boat ride 
compares favorably with the St. Lawrence River Rapids. 

There are walks, stairways and bridges constructed along the 
course, from which the visitors can see all points of interest. 



43 



Length of Navigation of the Mississippi River. 

The length of navigation of the Mississippi river itself for ordi' 
nary large steamboats is about 2, 161 miles, but small steamboats 
can ascend about 650 miles further. The following are its prin- 
cipal navigable tributaries, with miles open to navigation: 





Miles 




Miles 


Minnesota 


295 


Wisconsin 


160 


Chippewa 


90 


Rock 

Illinois 


64 


Iowa 


80 


350 


Missouri 


2,900 


Yellowstone 


474 


Big Horn 


. . • 50 


Ohio 

Monongahela 


950 


Allegheny 


325 


110 


Muskingum 


94 


Kanawha 


94 


Kentucky 


105 


Green 


200 


Wabash 


365 


Cumberland 


600 


Tennessee 


270 


Clinch 


50 


Osage 


302 


St. Francis 


180 


White 


779 


Black 


147 


Little White 


48 


Arkansas 

Issaquena 


884 


Big Hatchie 


75 


161 


Sunflower 


271 


Yazoo 


228 


Tallahatchie 


175 


Big Black 


35 


Red 


986 


Cane 


54 


Cypress 


44 


Ouachita 


384 


Bartholomew 


100 


Boeuf 


55 


Macon 


60 


Tensas 


112 


Atchafalya 


218 


Teche 


91 


Lafourche 


168 


D'Arbonne 


50 



The other ten navigable tributaries have less than fifty miles 
each of navigation. The total miles of navigation of these fifty- 
five streams is about 16,500 miles, or about two-thirds the distance 
around the world. The Mississippi and its tributaries may be 
estimated to possess 15.500 miles navigable to steamboats, and 
20,200 miles navigable to barges. 

How Southern Confederate Money Depreciated. 

During the Civil War when the first issue of the Confederate 
money was scattered among the people, it commanded a slight 
premium. It then scaled down as follows: 



June, 1861 90c 

December 1, 1861 80c 

December 15, 1861 75c 

February 1, 1862 60c 

February 1, 1863 20c 



June, 1863 8c 

January. 1864 2c 

November, 1864 4^c 

January, 1865 2>^c 

April 1, 1865 l^c 



After that date it took from $800 to $1,000 in Confederate money 
to buy a one-doUor greenback until the end came. 



44 



Number of Miles from New York City to 



Adrian, Mich 775 

Akron, Ohio 610 

Albany, N. Y 142 

Alexandria, Va 238 

Algiers, La 1,551 

Allegany, Pa 434 

AUentown, Pa 92 

Alton, 111 1,060 

Annapolis, Md 222 

Ann Arbor, Mich 716 

Atchison, Kan 1,368 

Atlanta, Ga 882 

Auburn, N. Y 328 

Augusta, Me 407 

Augusta, Ga 887 

Aurora, 111 951 

Baltimore, Md 188 

Bangor, Me 482 

Bath, Me 382 

Baton Rouge, La 1,320 

Belfast, Me 424 

Belief ontaine, Ohio 658 

Binghamton, N. Y 215 

Blackstone, Mass 272 

Bloomington, 111 1,087 

Boston, Mass 217 

Bucyrus, Ohio 632 

Buffalo, N.Y 410 

Burlington, N. J 74 

Burlington, Iowa 1,122 

Burlington, Vt 280 

Cambridge, Mass 239 

Camden, N.J 91 

Canandaigua, N. Y 377 

Carson City, Nevada. .... 3,036 

Chambersburg, Pa 246 

Charleston, S. C 804 

Chattanooga, Tenn 980 

Chicago, 111 900 

Chillicothe, Ohio 645 

Cincinnati, Ohio 744 

Circleville, Ohio G40 

Cleveland, Ohio 568 

Columbia, S. C 744 

Columbus, Ohio 024 

Concord, N. H 308 

Covington, Ky 745 

Cumberland, Md 364 

Davenport, Iowa 1,093 

Dayton, Ohio 804 



Denver, Col 


.. 1,930 


Des Moines, Iowa 


.. 1,257 


Detroit, Mich 


.. 743 


Dover, N. H 


.. 304 


Dubuque, Iowa 


.. 1,100 


Dunkirk, N. Y 


.. 460 


Elmira, N. Y 


274 


Erie, Pa. 


508 


Evansville, Ind 


.. 1,021 


Fall River, Mass 


.. 180 


Fitchburgh, Mass 


.. 218 


Fort Kearney, Neb. . . 


.. 1,598 


Fort Wayne, Ind 


. . 763 


Fredericksburg, Va. . . 


.. 296 


Galena, 111 


.. 1,083 


Galesburg, 111 


. . . 1 076 


Galveston, Texas 


... 1,789 


Georgetown, D. C 


. . . 228 


Hamilton, Ohio 


.. 766 


Harrisburg, Pa 


.. 182 


Hartford, Conn 


. .. 112 


Hot Springs, Ark 


.. 1,367 


Hudson, N. Y 


.. 115 


Indianapolis, Ind 


.. 808 


ackson. Miss 


. 1,498 


] efferson City, Mo 

'Calamazoo, Mich 


.. 1,210 


.. 822 


Kansas City, Mo 


.. 1,302 


Kingston, N. Y 


88 


Lafayette, Ind 


.. 903 


Lansing, Mich 


.. 785 


Lawrence, Mass 


262 


Leavenworth, Kan. . . . 


.. 1,385 


Lexington, Ky 


. . . 840 


Lexington, Mo 

Little Rock, Ark 


. .. 1,354 


.. 1,430 


Lockport, N. Y 


.. 507 


Louisville, Ky 


.. 854 


Lowell, Mass.*. . 


.. 261 


Lvnchburg, Va 


404 


Macon, Ga 


.. 1,121 


Madison, Wis 


.. 1,049 


Memphis, Tenn 


.. 1,163 


Milledgeville, Ga 


.. 1,100 


Milwaukee, Wis 


.. 985 


Mobile. Ala 


.. 1,370 


Montgomery, Ala 


.. 1,057 


Montpelier, Vt 


.. 827 


Nassau, N. H 


.. 275 


Nashville, Tenn 


.. 1,085 



45 



Number of Miles from New York to — continued. 



New Albany, Ind 908 

New Bedford, Mass 181 

New Brunswick, N. J . . . . 32 

Newburgh, N. Y 58 

New Haven, Conn 70 

New Orleans, La 1,844 

Newport, Ky 744 

Newport, R. 1 163 

Norwalk, Conn 45 

Omaha, Neb 1,888 

Peoria, III 1,072 

Petersburgh, Va 878 

Philadelphia, Pa 90 

Pittsburgh, Pa 481 

Portland, Me 825 

Providence, R. 1 189 

Quincy, 111 1,170 

Racine, Wis 976 

Raleigh, N. C 669 

Reading, Pa 128 

Richmond, Va 844 

Rochester, N. Y 880 

Rock Island, 111 1,098 

Rome. N. Y 204 

Roxbury, Mass 288 

Sacramento, Cal 2,900 

St. Joseph, Mo 1,884 



St. Louis, Mo 1,048 

St. Paul, Minn 1,800 

Salem, Mass 252 

Salt Lake City, Utah. . . . 2,452 

San Francisco, Cal 8,250 

Sandusky, Ohio 642 

Saratoga", N. Y 182 

Savannah, Ga 905 

Scranton, Pa 142 

Springfield, 111 1,062 

Springfield, Mass 188 

Springfield, Ohio 828 

Staunton, Va 486 

Stonington, Conn 148 

Syracuse, N. Y 802 

Taunton, Mass 210 

Tallahassee, Fla 1,190 

Terre Haute, Ind 912 

Toledo, Ohio 742 

Tonawanda, N. Y 468 

Utica, N. Y 287 

Vicksburg, Miss 1,288 

Washington, D. C 228 

Wheeling, W. Va 496 

Wilmington, Del 117 

Wilmington, N. C 598 

Worcester, Mass 192 



Number of Miles by Water from New York to 



Amsterdam 8,510 

Bermudas 660 

Bombay 11,574 

Boston 310 

Bremen 4,285 

Buenos Avres 7,110 

Calcutta .' 12,425 

Canton 18,900 

Cape Horn 8, 1 15 

Cape of Good Hope 6,880 

Charleston 750 

Columbia River 15,965 

Constantinople 5,140 

Dublin 8,225 

Halifax 612 

Hamburg 8 775 

Havana^ 1,420 

Harve 8,210 

Kingston 1,640 



Lima 11,310 

Liverpool 3,210 

London 8,875 

Madras 11,850 

Manila (Philippines) 16,500 

Naples 4,880 

New Orleans 2,045 

Panama 2,858 

Paris 4,020 

Pekin 15,825 

Philadelphia 240 

Porto Rico 1,400 

Quebec 1,400 

Rio Janeiro 8,840 

Round the Globe 25,000 

Sandwich Islands 15,300 

vSan Francisco 14,500 

St. Petersburg 4,420 

Valparaiso 9,750 



46 

The Historical Geography of the United States. 

The Treaty with Great Britain, Sept, 3, 1783, fixed the boundaries 
of the United States, as the Atlantic Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, 
the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes, From this, however, 
was to be excluded Florida, which belonged to Spain and the part 
of Louisiana, east of the Mississippi. The Thirteen Colonies 
occupied a narrow strip along the Atlantic seaboard, embracing 
318,752 square miles. If we include the Northwest, Southwest 
and Mississippi Territories, the whole area was about 800,000 sq. 
miles. In 1787 the Great Region north of the Ohio was organized 
into the Northwest Territory. This was slowly settled, and as 
late as 1819, that portion now comprising the State of Michigan, 
was thought to be a worthless waste. The Northwest Territory 
embraced the present States of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, 
Wisconsin and a part of Minnesota. It belonged to New France 
before the French authority ceased in 1763. The British held posses- 
sion for twenty years, when the country was ceded to the United 
States. The Territory South of the Ohio River, claimed by Vir- 
ginia, North Carolina and Georgia, was all included in the general 
name of the Southwestern Territory. After the close of the Revolu- 
tion, Virginia and North Carolina relinquished their claims to 
Western lands, and their respective cessions Kentucky and Ten- 
nessee, were admitted into the Union. In 1800 Georgia ceded her 
Western lands to the United States, and the extensive tract was 
organized under the title of the Mississippi Territory, from which 
the States of Mississippi and Alabama were formed. 

In 1803 the Louisiana Territory was purchased of Napoleon, for 
$15,000 ;000, of which 2>^ million dollars was retained by the 
United States as a compensation for the illegal captures made by 
France. This extended from the Mississippi River to the Rocky 
Mountains, from Mexico on the South, to British America on the 
North. From this immense tract of more than a million square 
miles, were formed the States of Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas, 
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming; Montana, Dakota and 
Indian Territories. In 1819 Florida was purchased of Spain, for 
five millions of dollars. The treaty then made with that Govern- 
ment secured not only the possession of Florida to the United 
States, but embraced a relinquishment on the part of Spain of all 
authority over the region West of the Rocky Mountains claimed 
by the United States, as belonging to the Louisiana purchase, but 
not previously acknowledged by Spain. 



47 

The Historical G-eography of the U. S. ~ oontinued. 

In 1845 Texas was annexed to the United States. 

In 1846 the boundaries of Oregon were settled with Great Britain. 

In 1848, in the treaty ot Guadalupe Hidalgo, Mexico ceded to 
the United States, the extensive territory of California and New 
Mexico. In return the United States gave Mexico fifteen millions 
of dollars and assumed Mexican debts to the amount of three and 
a half (some say five) millions of dollars. 

In 1853, growing out of some difficulties on the boundary ques- 
tion, between Mexico and the United States, Gen. Gadsden pur- 
chased a large tract of land from Mexico, now part ot Arizona, 
lying South of the Gila River, for the sum of ten million of dollars. 
This is known as the Gadsden purchase. 

In 1867 Russia ceded the Territory of Alaska to the United 
States for the sum of seven millions of dollars. Thus our country 
has acquired by purchase, including that of 1803, a territory 
amounting to more than two millions of square miles, or more 
than nine times the extent of the German Empire, or more than 
sixteen times the size of the British Islands. 

The Phillipine Islands was ceded to the United States on 
December 10, 1898. The Philippine group, lying on the southern 
coast of Asia, between longitude 120 and 130 and latitude 5 and 
20 approximately, number about 2,000 islands, great and small, in 
a land and sea area of 1,200 miles of latitude and 2,400 miles of 
longitude. The actual land area is about 140,000 miles. The six 
New England States, New York and New Jersey have about an 
equivalent area. The Island of Luzon, on which the capital city 
(Manila) is situated, is the largest member of the group, being 
about the size of the State of New York. Mindanao is nearly as 
large, but its population is much smaller. The latest estimates of 
areas of the largest islands are as follows: Luzon, 44,400; Min- 
danao, 34,000; Samar, 4,800; Panay, 4,700; Mindoro, 4,000; Leyte, 
3,800; Negros, 3,300; Cebu, 2.400. 

Hawaii. — Hawaii was annexed to the United States by joint 
resolution of Congress, July 6, 1898. The area of the several 
islands of the Hawaiian group is as follows: Hawaii, 4,210 square 
miles; Maui, 760; Oahu, 600; Kauai, 590; Molokai, 270; Lanai, 
150; Niihau, 97; Kahoolawe, 63. Total, 6,740 square miles. 

Porto Rico. — The island of Porto Rico over which the flag of 
the United States was raised in token of formal possession on 
October 18, 1898, is the most eastern of the Greater Antilles in the 



48 

The Historical Geography of the U. S. — continued. 

West Indies, and is separated on the east from the Danish Island 
of St. Thomas by a distance of about 50 miles, and Hayti on the 
west by the Mona passage, 70 miles wide. The island is a paral- 
lelogram in general outline, 108 miles from the east to the west, 
and from 37 to 43 miles across, the area being about 3,600 square 
miles, or somewhat less than half that of the State of New Jersey 
(Delaware has 2,050 square miles and Connecticut 4,990 square 
miles.) 

Guam. — The island of Guam, the largest of the Marianne or 
Ladrone Archipelago, was ceded by Spain to the United States 
by Article 2 of the Treaty of Peace concluded at Paris, December 
10, 1898. It lies in a direct line from San Francisco to the southern 
part of the Phillipines, and is 5,200 miles from San Francisco, and 
900 miles from Manila. It is about 32 miles long and 100 miles 
in circumference. 

Wake Island. — The United States flag was hoisted over Wake 
Island in February, 1899, by Commander Taussig, of the Benning- 
ton, while proceeding to Guam. It is a small island in the direct 
route from Hawaii to Hong Kong, about 2,000 miles from the first, 
and 3,000 miles from the second, 

The "Wedding Anniversaries. 

The following are the Wedding Anniversaries as they are cele- 
brated in the United States : 

At end of first year comes the Cotton Wedding 

Second Year Paper Wedding 

Third Year Leather Wedding 

Fifth Year Wooden Wedding 

Seventh Year Woolen Wedding 

Tenth Year Tin Wodding 

Twelfth Year Silk and Fine Linen Wedding 

Fifteenth Year Crystal Wedding 

Twentieth Year China Wedding 

Twenty-fifth Year Silver Wedding 

Thirtieth Year Pearl Wedding 

Fortieth Year Ruby Wedding 

Fiftieth Year Golden Wedding 

Seventy-fifth Year Diamond Wedding 



49 

The State of Franklin— An Interesting Chapter in 
the Early History of the United States. 

The State of Franklin once formed in area, if not in population, 
an important part of the United States. It had its executive, 
legislative, and judicial departments, exercised governmental 
functions, maintained a respectable militia, flourished apace, and 
then, after a varied experience, completely disappeared from the 
• • sisterhood of States. " From historians the State of Franklin has 
received scant attention, and to the majority of the present gener- 
ation its identity with the State of Tennessee seems almost as 
mythical as that of Plato's Atlantis with the American continent. 

One desirous of dwelling on the romance of facts may find much 
to attract in thi5 obscure chapter of our national history. A few 
thousand mountaineers, in a remote wilderness, infused with the 
principles which inspired the Revolution, had banded together 
and formed a State Government of their own. With John Sevier, 
an ideal frontiersman, as the hero, with local self-government as 
the animating motive, with a variety of plots and counterplots to 
lend a picturesqueness of incident, with phases of comedy, inter- 
spersed no-w and then with the episodes truly tragic, the drama 
was acted out amid the motmtain regions of Tennessee. 

When the American Revolution broke out, what is now the State 
of Tennessee was an unorganized, sparsely settled territory. In 
1776 its inhabitants, under the leadership of Capt. Sevier, peti- 
tioned the North Carolina Legislature to be annexed to that State, 
in order to contribute their share toward national independence. 
As the expenses of the war bore heavily on North Carolina, her 
Legislature was only too glad to divide the burden. The petition 
was granted, and what is now Tennessee formed part of North 
Carolina until the close of the Revolution. As it had now become 
a source of expense rather than help, the North Carolina legisla- 
ture in June, 1784, without consulting those most affected, ceded 
to the Federal Government the whole annexed territory under the 
name of the District of Washington, provided the Government 
should within two years signify its assent, 

The settlers, naturally objecting to such a wholesale disposition 
of themselves, rose up in wrath. The manner and conditions of 
the cession were repugnant, and the people felt that they had not 
only been trifled with but subjected to two years of anarchy and 
disorder. Calling a convention in August, 1784, they formed the 



50 

The State of Franklin — continued. 

State of Franklin. The North Carolina Legislature, realizing its 
error, hastened to undo its mistake, and reannexed the "Wash- 
ington district." The inhabitants of Franklin rejected offers for 
reconciliation, and Capt. Sevier, though at first inclined to advise 
a return of allegiance to North Carolina, yielded to an overwhelm- 
ing public sentiment and accepted the Governorship of the new- 
State. He was inaugurated at Watauga on March 1, 1785. Some 
sort of order was now established, at least for a time. A court 
was created, the militia thoroughly reorganized, and peace effected 
with Indians who had been carrying on a destructive warfare for 
a quarter of a century. 

But peace did not long prevail. Complications arose which 
kept the young State of Franklin in a constant turmoil. Congress 
still asserted jurisdiction. A reaction, stimulated by disappointed 
office-seekers, ensued among those who had been most clamorous 
for the new State. Jealousy of Sevier's success animated his 
rivals, who henceforth sought to make his life a burden. The 
population was divided into the Franklin and the North Carolina 
factions. Elections were held and appointments made under the 
laws of both States. Two sets of officers claimed authority, each 
nullifying the acts of the other. One faction would steal the 
public records from the other, only to be treated in like manner in 
turn. The courts were in a chaotic condition. Wills could not 
be proved, titles perfected, or justice administered. No taxes 
were paid. Marriages performed by officials of one faction were 
not recognized by the other. 

Still the determined young State fought for its life. It exercised 
even Federal power and authorized the coinage of specie, though 
its chief medium of exchange concxnued to be the skins of wild 
animals. Finally emissaries were sent to the North Carolina 
Legislature to make overttu-es of peace. The address of Frank- 
lin's representative was a model of eloquence, fervid with the 
rhetoric of the era. But it fell upon unheeding ears. No recog- 
nition would be made of the rebellious State, though North 
Carolina had once cut her off without her consent. 

The last session of the Franklin Legislature was held in Sep- 
tember, 1787. That there was then no intention of surrendering 
is evident from one of the acts of the Legislature, which has been 
preserved and is interesting as an example of primitive financier- 
ing. The law is as follows : 



51 



The State of Franklin — continued. 

' Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Frank- 
lin, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That 
from the 1st day of January, 1788, the salaries of the officers of 
this Commonwealth be as follows, to-wit: 

"His Excellency the Governor, per annum, 1,000 deer skins. 

" His Honor the Chief Justice, 500 deer skins. 

•'The secretary to his Excellency the Governor, 500 raccoon 
skins. 

"Treasurer of the State, 450 raccoon skins. 

"Each County Clerk, 800 beaver skins. 

" Clerk House of Commons, 200 raccoon skins. 

"Member of the Assembly, per diem, 3 raccoon skins. 

"Justice's fee for a warrant, 1 muskrat skin. 

"Constable for serving a warrant, 1 mink skin. 

" Enacted into a law the 18th day of October, 1787, under the 
great seal of the State." 

Meantime, Governor Caswell of North Carolina, issued his 
proclamation declaring the Government of Franklin illegal, stig- 
matizing its officers and adherents as rebels, and demanding sur- 
render and acknowledgment of the authority of North Carolina. 
The Franklinites refused, and it was only when forced by a supe- 
rior number of troops that they yielded. The State ended its 
short-lived career with a sort of judicial farce. Sevier, of course, 
was arrested and prosecuted. During the proceedings an ardent 
Franklinite rushed into the presence of the Court and dramatically 
referred to the popular idol then on trial. In the uproar that fol- 
lowed Sevier walked out of the courtroom, and was not again 
molested. Years afterward he was elected first Governor of 
Tennessee. 

The State of Franklin was obliterated, its territory forming part 
of North Carolina once more, until 1790, when, under the name of 
the District of Washington, it was ceded to the Federal Govern- 
ment. June 1st, 1796, it was admitted to the Union as the State 
of Tennessee. 

Sizes of American Lakes. 



Lakes Miles Long Miles Wide 

Superior 380 120 

Michigan 330 60 

Ontario 180 40 

Champlain 123 12 



Lakes Miles Long Miles Wide 

Erie. 270 50 

Huron 250 90 

Cayuga 36 4 

George 36 3 



52 

Popular Vote for President by States in 1900. 

Bryan, McKinley, Debs. Wooley, 

Dem. Repub. S. Dem. Pro. 

Alabama 97.131 55,513 .... 2,762 

Arkansas 81,142 44,800 .... 584 

California 124,985 164,755 7,554 5,024 

Colorado 122,733 93,072 654 3,790 

Connecticut , 73,997 102,567 1,029 1,617 

Delaware 18,858 22,529 57 538 

Florida 28,007 7,314 601 2,234 

Georgia 81,700 35,035 .... 1,396 

Idaho 29,646 27,198 .... 857 

Illinois . . . . ; 503,061 597,985 9,687 17,626 

Indiana 309,584 336,063 2,374 13,718 

Iowa 209,466 307,818 1,643 9,502 

Kansas 162,601 185,955 1,605 3,605 

Kentucky 235,103 227,128 646 3,780 

Louisiana 53,671 14,233 

Maine 36,822 65,435 878 2,585 

Maryland 122,271 136,212 908 4,582 

Massachusetts 156,997 238,866 9,607 6,202 

Michigan 211,685 316,269 2,826 11,859 

Minnesota 112,901 190,461 3,065 8,467 

Mississippi 51,706 5,753 

Missouri 351.912 314,091 6,128 5,965 

Montana 37,146 25,373 708 298 

Nebraska 114,013 121,835 823 3,655 

Nevada 6,376 3,860 

New Hampshire 35,449 54,803 790 1,270 

New Jersey 164,808 221,707 4,609 7,183 

New York 678,386 821,992 12,869 22,043 

North Carolina 157,752 133,081 .... 1,006 

North Dakota 20,519 35,891 518 731 

Ohio 474,882 543,918 4,847 10,203 

Oregon 33,385 46,526 1,466 2,536 

Pennsylvania 424,232 712,665 4,831 27,908 

Rhode Island 19,812 33,784 .... 1,529 

South Carolina 47,236 3.579 

South Dakota 39,544 54,530 176 1,542 

Tennessee 144,751 121,194 410 3,900 

Texas 267,337 121,173 1,846 2,644 

Utah 45,006 47,139 .... 205 

Vermont 12,849 42,568 .... 368 

Virginia 146,080 115,865 .... 2,150 

Washington 44,833 59,456 2,006 2,363 

West Virginia 98,791 119,851 286 1,585 

Wisconsin 159,285 265,866 524 10,124 

Wyoming 10,298 14,517 

Total 6,358,789 7,208,244 85,971 209,936 

McKinley over Bryan 849,455 I McKinley over all 446,718 

El. Vote, McKinley over Bryan 137 | Total Popular Vote 13,969,770 



53 



Popular and Electoral Votes for Presidents 

Year. Candidates. Party. 



1852 . . Franklin Pierce 

1853.... Winfield Scott 

1852 John P. Hale 

1856 James Buchanan 

1856 John C. Fremont. . . 

1856 Millard Fillmore 

I860 Abraham Lincoln. . . 

I860 Stephen A. Douglas. 

I860 J. C. Breckenridge . . 

1860 John Bell 

1864 Abraham Lincoln. . . 

1864 Geo. B. McClellan . . 

1868.... U. S, Grant 

1868 Horatio Seymour. . . 

1872.... U. S. Grant 

1872 Horace Greeley 

1872 Charles O'Connor. . . 

1872 James Black 

1876 R. B. Hayes 

1876 Samuel J. Tilden. . . 

1876 Peter Cooper 

1876 G. C. Smith 

1880 James A. Garfield . . 

1880 Winfield S. Hancock 

1880 James B. Weaver. . . 

1884 Grover Cleveland. . . 

1884 James G. Blaine 

1884 Benjamin F, Butler. 

1884.... John P. St. John.... 

1888 Benjamin Harrison. . 

1888 Grover Cleveland. . . 

1888 Clinton B. Fisk 

1888.... A. J. Streeter 

1892 Grover Cleveland. . . 

1892 Benjamin Harrison. 

1892 James B. Weaver. . . 

1892 John Bidwell 

1896 William McKinley. . 

1896 William J. Bryan. . . 

1896.... John M. Palmer.... 

1896 Joshua Levering 

1896. . . .Charles E. Bentley. . 

1896. . . .Chas. H. Matchett. . 

1900 William McKinley. . 

1900. . . .William J. Bryan. . . 

1900 . . . John G. Woolley . . . . 

1900 Joseph F. Malloney. 

1900 Eugene V. Debs 



Popular Elect'l 
Vote. Vote 



254 

42 



Democrat 1,601,474 

Whig 1,386,578 

Free Soil 156,449 

Democrat 1,838,169 

Republican 1,341,262 

American 874,534 

Republican...- 1,866,352 

Democrat 1,375,157 

Democrat 845,763 

Union 589,581 

Republican 2,216,067 

Democrat 1,808,725 

Republican 3,015,071 

Democrat 2,709,613 

Republican 3,597,070 

Liberal 2,834,079 

Democrat 29,408 

Temperance 5,608 

Republican 4,033,950 

Democrat 4,284,885 

Greenback 81,740 

Prohibition 9.522 

Republican 4,449,053 

Democrat 4,442,035 

Greenback 307,306 

Democrat 4,874,986 

Republican 4,851,981 

People's 175,370 

Prohibition 150,369 

Republican 5,439,853 

Democrat 5,540,329 

Prohibition 249,506 

Union Labor 146,935 

Democrat 5,556,533 

Republican 5,175,577 

People's 1,122,045 

Prohibition 279,191 

Republican 7,106,199 

Democrat 6,502,685 

National Dem 132,871 

Prohibition 1^1 '"^'^"^ 

National 13,873 

Socialist 36,258 

Republican 7,208,244 

Democrat 6,358,789 

Prohibition 209,936 

SocWist Labor 49,699 

Sof.^t Deniocrat... 85,971 



174 
114 

8 

180 
72 
39 
12 

212 
21 

214 
80 

286 



185 
184 



214 
155 

219 

182 



233 

168 



277 
145 

22 

271 
176 



292i 
155) 



54 

Fictitious Uames of States. 

BADGER STATE.— A name popularly given to the State of 
Wisconsin. 

BAY STATE.— A popular name of Massachusetts, which pre- 
vious to the adoption of the Federal Constitution, was called 
the Colony of Massachusetts Bay. 

BAYOU STATE.— A name sometimes given to the State of 
Mississippi, which abounds in bayous, or creeks. 

BEAR STATE.— A name by which the state of Arkansas is some- 
times designated, on account of the number of Bears that for- 
merly infested its forests. 

CREOLE STATE.— A name sometimes given to the State of 
Louisiana, in which the descendants of the original French and 
Spanish settlers constitute a large proportion of the population. 

DIAMOND STATE.— A name sometimes given to the State of 
Delaware, from its small size and great worth, or supposed 
importance. 

EMPIRE STATE.— A popular name of the State of New York, 
the most populous and the wealthiest State in the Union. 

EXCELSIOR STATE.— The State of New York, sometimes so 
called from the motto "Excelsior" upon its coat of arms. 

FREESTONE STATE.— The State of Connecticut ;— sometimes 
so called from the quarries of freestone which it contains. 

GRANITE STATE.— A popular name for the State of New 
Hampshire, the mountainous portion of which are largely com- 
posed of granite. 

GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.— A popular name for the State 
of Vermont, the Green Mountains being the principal mountain 
range in the State. 

HAWKEYE STATE.— The State of Iowa;— said to be so named 
after an Indian chief, who was once a terror to voyageurs to 
its borders. 

HOOSIER STATE.— The State of Indiana, the inhabitants of 
which are often called Hoosiers, The word is a corruption of 
husher, formerly a common term for a bully, throughout the 
West. 

KEYSTONE STATE.— The State of Pennsylvania ;— so called 
from its having been the central State of the Union at the time 
of the formation of the Constitution. If the names of the thir- 
teen orginal States are arranged in the form of an arch, Penn- 
sylvania will occupy the place of the keystone : 



55 

Pictitious Names of States. — continued. 

LAKE STATE.— A name popularly given to the State of Michi. 
gan, which borders upon the four lakes, Superior, Michigan, 
Huron, and Erie. 

LONE-STAR STATE.— The State of Texas; so called from the 
device on its coat of arms. 

LUMBER STATE.— A popular designation for the State of 
Maine, the inhabitants of which are largely engaged in the 
business of cutting and rafting lumber, or of converting it into 
boards, shingles, scantlings, and the like. 

MOTHER OF PRESIDENTS.— A name frequently given in the 
United States to the State of Virginia, which has furnished five 
presidents to the Union. 

MOTHER OF STATES.— A name sometimes given to Virginia 
the first-settled of the thirteen States which united in the Dec- 
laration of Independence. 

NUTMEG STATE.— A popular name, in America, for the State 
of Connecticut, the inhabitants of which have such a reputation 
for shrewdness, that they have been jocosely accused of palm- 
ing off wooden nutmegs on unsuspecting purchasers, instead of 
the genuine article. 

OLD COLONY.— A name popularly given to that portion of 
Massachusetts included within the original limits of the Ply- 
mouth colony, which was formed at an earlier date than the 
colony of Massachusetts Bay. 

OLD DOMINION.— A popular name for the State of Virginia. 

OLD NORTH STATE.— A popular designation of the State of 
North Carolina. 

PALMETTO STATE.— The State of South Carolina;— so called 
from the arms of the State, which contain a palmetto. 

PENINSULAR STATE.— The State of Florida;— so called from 
its shape, 

PINE TREE STATE.— A popular name of the State of Maine, 
the central and northern portions of which are covered with 
extensive pine forests. 

PRAIRIE STATE.— A name given to Illinois in allusion to the 
wide-spread and beautiful prairies, which form a striking fea- 
ture of the scenery of the State. 

TURPENTINE STATE.— A popular name for the State of 
North Carolina, which produces and exports immense quantities 
of turpentine. 



m 

Fictitious Names of Cities. 

BLUFF CITY. — A descriptive name popularly given to the city 
of Hannibal, Missouri. 

CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE.— Philadelphia is sometimes so 
called, this being the literal signification of the name. 

CITY OF CHURCHES.— A name popularly given to the city of 
Brookl}^, N. Y., from the unusually large number of churches 
which it contains, 

CITY OF ELMS.— A familiar denomination of New Haven, 
Conn., many of the streets of which are thickly shaded with 
lofty elms. 

CITY OF HOMES.— Springfield, Mass., so called from the many 
people who own their own homes. 

CITY OF MAGNIFICENT DISTANCES.— A popular designa- 
tion given to the City of Washington, the capital of the United 
States, which is laid out on a very large scale, being intended to 
cover a space four miles and a half long, and two miles and a 
half broad, or eleven square miles. The entire site is traversed 
by two sets of streets from 70 to 100 feet wide, at right angles 
to one another, the whole again intersected obliquely by fifteen 
avenues from 130 to 160 feet wide. 

CITY OF NOTIONS.— In the United States, a popular name for 
the city of Boston, Mass., the metropolis of Yankeedom. 

CITY OF ROCKS.— A descriptive name popularly given, in the 
United States, to the city of Nashville, Tenn. 

CITY OF SPINDLES.— A name popularly given to the city of 
Lowell, Mass., the largest cotton-manufacturing town in the 
United States. 

CITY OF THE STRAITS. — A name popularly given to Detroit, 
which is situated on the west bank of the river or strait con- 
necting Lake St. Clair, with Lake Erie. Detroit is a French 
word, meaning "strait." 

CRESCENT CITY. — A popular name for the city of New Or- 
leans, the older portion of which is built around the convex side 
of a bend of the Mississippi River. 

EMPIRE CITY. — The city of New York, the chief city of the 
western world, and the metropolis of the Empire State. 

FOREST CITY.— 1. Cleveland, Ohio ;— so called from the many 
ornamental trees with which the streets are bordered. 

2. A name given to Portland, Maine, a city distinguished for its 
many elms and other beautiful shade-trees. 



57 
Fictitious Names of Cities — oontinued. 

FALL CITY. — Louisville, Ky. — popularly so called from the 
falls which, at this place, impede the navigation of the Ohio 
River. 

FLOUR CITY. — A popular designation, in the United States, 
for the City of Rochester, N. Y., a place remarkable for its- ex- 
tensive manufactories of flour. 

FLOWER CITY.— Springfield, Illinois, the capital of the State, 
which is distinguished for the beauty of its surroundings. 

GARDEN CITY. — A popular name for Chicago, a city which is 
remarkable for the number and beauty of its private gardens. 

GATE CITY.— Keokuk, Iowa ;— popularly so called. It is situ- 
ated at the foot of the lower rapids of the Mississippi. 

GOTHAM. — A popular name given for the city of New York. 

HUB OF THE UNIVERSE.— A burlesque and popular desig- 
nation of Boston, Mass., originating with the American humor- 
ist, O. W. Holmes. 

IRON CITY. — A name popularly given in the United States, to 
Pittsburg, Pa., a city distinguished for its numerous and im- 
mense iron manufactures. 

MONUMENTAL CITY.— The city of Baltimore; so called from 
the monuments which it contains. 

MOLTND CITY. — A name popularly given to St. Louis, on ac- 
count of the numerous artificial mounds that occupied the site 
on which the city is built. 

PURITAN CITY.— A name sometimes given to the City of Bos- 
ton, Mass., in allusion to the character of its founders and early 
inhabitants. 

QUAKER CITY. — A popular name of Philadelphia, which was 
planned and settled by William Penn. 

QUEEN CITY. — A popular name of Cincinnati; so called when 
it was the undisputed commercial metropolis of the West. 

QUEEN CITY OF THE LAKES.— A name sometimes given to 
the city of Buffalo, N. Y., from its position and importance. 

RAILROAD CITY.— Indianapolis, the Capital of the State of 
Indiana, is sometimes called by this name, as being the ter- 
minus of various railroads. 

SMOKY CITY. — A name sometimes given to Pittsburg, an im- 
portant manufacturing city of Pennsylvania. 

WINDY CITY. — Chicago, so called from the constant winds 
blowing from the lakes. 



58 

Salaries of United States Officers, per annum. 

President, Vice-President and Cabinet.— President, $50,000; 
Vice President, $8,000; Cabinet Officers, $8,000 each. 

United States Senators,— $5,000, with mileage. 

Congress — Members of Congress, $5,000, with mileage. 

Supreme Court.— Chief Justice, $10,500; Associate Justices, 
$10,000; Chief Clerk of Supreme Court, $6,000; Marshal, $3,500. 

Circuit Courts. — Justices of Circuit courts, $6,000. 

Heads of Departments. — Supt. of Bureau of Engraving and 
Printing, $4,500; Public Printer, $4,500; Director of Census, $7,500 ; 
Supt. of Naval Observatory, $3,500; Chief of the Signal Service, 
$5,500; Director of Geological Surveys, $6,000; Director of the 
Mint, $4,500; Commissioner of General Land Office, $5,000; Com- 
missioner of Pensions, $5,000; Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 
$4,000; Supt. of Coast and Geodetic Survey, $5,000. 

United States Treasury.— Treasurer, $6,000; Register of 
Treasury, $4,000; three Assistant Secretarys, $4,500 each. 

Post-Office Department, Washington. — Four Assistant Post- 
master Generals, $4,000 each; Assistant Attorney General, $4,500; 
Chief Clerk, $2,500; Supt. of Foreign Mails, $3,000. 

Postmasters. — Postmasters are divided into four classes: First 
Class, $3,000 to $4,000, (excepting New York city, whichis $8,000) ; 
second class, $2,000 to $3,000; third class, $1,000 to $2,000; fourth 
class, less than $1,000. The first three classes are appointed by 
the President, and confirmed by the Senate ; those of fourth class 
are appointed by the Postmaster-General. 

Diplomatic Appointments. — Ministers to Germany, Great Brit- 
ain, France, Russia, and Mexico, $17,500; Ministers to Italy, 
Brazil, China, Cuba, JajDan, and Spain, $12,000; Ministers to Aus- 
tria-Hungary, Belgium, Chile, Columbia, Guatemala, Nether- 
lands, Nicaraugua, Peru, Turkey, and Venezuela, $10,000; Min- 
isters to Bolivia, Denmark, Ecuador, Hayti, Paraguay and Uru,- 
guay, Portugal, Sweden and Norway, and Switzerland, $7,500; 
Minister to Greece, $6,500; Minister to Persia, $5,000; Minister 
Resident to Siam, $7,500, and to Lisbon, $4,000. 

Miscellaneous. — Civil Service Commissioners, $3,500; Secre- 
tary of Civil Service, $2,000; Commissioners of Labor, $5,000; 
Librarian of Congress, $6,000; Assistant Librarian of Congress, 
$4,000; Railroad Commissioners, $4,500 each; Supt. of Public 
Buildings, $4,500; Chief Clerk of Labor Bureau, $2,500; Inter- 
State Commerce Commissioners, $7,500 each, 



59 



Salaries of U. S. Army Officers, per annum. 

PAY OF OFFICERS .N ACTIVE SERVICE. 



Lieutenant-General 
Major-General 



First 5 
years' 
Service. 



$11,000 
7,500 



After 5 
years' 
Service. 



After lo After 15 After 20 
years' years' years' 
Service. Service. Service. 



JO p. C. 20 p. C. JO p. c. 40 p. c. 



3,500 
3,000 
2,500 
2,000 
1,800 
1,600 
1,500 



$3,850 
3,300 
2,750 
2.200 
1,980 
1,760 
1,650 
1,650 
1,540 



$4,200 
3,600 
3,000 
2,400 
2,160 
1,920 
1,800 
1,800 
1,680 



Brigadier-General 5,500 

Colonel 

Lieutenant- Colonel . . . 

Major 

Captain, mounted 

Captain, not mounted. 
1st Lieut, mounted . . . 
1st Lieut, not mounted 

2d Lieut, mounted 1,500 

2d Lieut, not mounted. 1,400 

♦ Largest increase not to exceed $1,000 per year to any officer, 
PAY OF RETIRED OFFICERS. 

First 5 
years' 
Service. Service 

Lieutenant-General $8,250 

Major-General 5,625 

Bris-adier-General 4,125 

ColSnel 2,625 

Lieutenat-Colonel 2,250 

Major 1'^"^^ 

Captain, mounted 1,500 

Captain, not mounted. . 1,350 

1st Lieut, mounted 1,200 

1st Lieut, not mounted. 1,125 

2d Lieut, mounted 1,125 

2d Lieut, not mounted . 1,050 



After 5 After 10 
years' years' 
Service. 



$4,500 
3,900 
3 250 
2,600 
2,340 
•2,080 
1,950 
1,950 
1,820 



After 15 

years' 

Service. 



$4,500 
4,000 
3,500 
2,800 
2,520 
2 240 
2,100 
2,100 
1,960 



After 20 

years' 

Service, 



$2,887 
2,475 
2,062 
1,650 
1,485 
1,320 
1,237 
1,237 
1,155 



$3,150 
2,700 
2,250 
1,800 
1,620 
1,440 
1,350 
1,350 
1,260 



$3,375 
2,925 
2,437 
1,950 
1,755 
1,560 
1,462 
1,462 
1,365 



$3,375 
3,000 
2 625 
2,100 
1,890 
1,680 
1,575 
1,575 
1,470 



The pay of non-commissioned officers is from $18 to $*5 per 
month, and of privates $13 per month. Service in Porto Rico, 
Cuba, Philippines, Hawaii, and Alaska, 10 per cent additional for 
officers, and 20 per cent for enlisted men. 

UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING REQUIREMENTS. 

Applicants for first enlistment must be between the ages of 
eighteen and thirty-five years, of good character and temperate 
habits, able-bodied and free from disease, and must be able to 
speak, read and write the English language. No person under 
eieh^een years of age will be enlisted or re-enlisted, and minors 
between the ages of eighteen and twenty-one years must not be 
enlisted without the written consent of father only survivmg 
parent or legally appointed guardian. For mfantry and coast 
artillery the hdght must be not less than five feet four inches, and 
weight not to exceed one hundred and ninety-pounds. 



60 



Salaries of U. S. Navy Officers, per annum. 



Rank. 



At 
Sea* 



Admiral $13,500 



Rear Admirals, first nine 

Rear Admirals, second nine 

Captains 

Commanders 

Lieutenant-Commanders 

Lieutenants 

Lieutenants (Junior Grade), . . . . 

Ensigns 

Chief Boatswain, Chief Gunners, 
Chief Carpenters, Chief Sail- 
makers 

Midshipmen 

Mates 

Fleet-Surgeons and Fleet Pay- 



masters 



Surgeons and Paymasters 



Chaph 



Professors and Civil Engineers . 



7,500 
5,500 
3,500 
3,000 
2,500 
1,800 
1,500 
1,400 



1,400 
900 
900 

4,400 
2,800 

to 
4,200 
2,500 

to 
2,800 
2,400 

to 
3.500 



Naval Constructors. 



Or shore duty beyond sea. 



On On Leave 
Shore Or Waiting- 
Duty. Orders. 

$13,000 

6,375 

4,675 

2,975 

2,550 

2,125 

1,530 

1,275 

1.190 



1,400 
500 
700 



$500 
500 



2.400 

to 
4,000 
2,000 

to 
2,300 
2,400 

to 
3,500 
3,200 

to 
4,200 



2,000 

to 
3,000 
1,600 

to 
1,900 
1,500 

to 
2,600 
2,200 

to 
3,200 



Warrant officers (boatswains, gunners, carpenters, sailmakers, 
pharmacists and warrant machinists) are paid from $1,200 to 
$1,800 a year. 

Commandants' clerks and paymasters' clerks receive from $1,000 
to $1,800 a year. 

Petty officers (masters-at-arms, boatswains' mates, gunners' 
mates, gun captains, quartermastars, machinists, hospital stew- 
ards, yeomen, bandmasters, first musicians, coxswains, electric- 
ians, boilermakers, coppersmiths, blacksmiths, plumbers and 
fitters, sailmakers' mates, carpenters' mates, oilers, printers, 
painters, water tenders, and hospital apprentices, first class) re- 
ceive from $360 to $840 a year. 

The pay of seaman per month is $24; seamen gunners, $26; 
firemen, first class, $35; musicians, first class, $32; apprentices, 
first class, $21. 



61 

The Colonial Possessions of the United States. 

THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. 

Ceded to the United States on December 10, 1898. 

The Philippine group, lying on the southern coast of Asia, be- 
tween longitude 120 and 130 and latitude 5 and 20 approximately, 
number about 2,000 islands, great and small, in a land and sea 
area of 1,200 miles of latitude and 2,400 miles of longitude. The 
actual land area is about 140,000 miles. The six New England 
States, New York and New Jersey have about an equivalent area. 
The Island of Luzon, on which the capital city (Manila) is situ- 
ated, is the largest member of the group, being about the size of 
the State of New York. Mindanao is nearly as large, but its popu- 
lation is much smaller. The latest estimates of areas of the 
largest islands, are as follows: Luzon, 44,400; Mindanao, 34,000; 
Samar, 4,800 ; Panay, 4,700 ; Mindoro, 4,000 ; Leyte, 3,800 ; Negros, 
3,300; Cebu, 2,400. 

The estimates of population vary from 7,500,000 to 10,000,000. 
A conservative estimate is 8,000,000. The late Spanish masters 
had never caused a census to be taken, and indeed, some parts 
of the islands are yet unexplored and are inhabited by tribes 
nearly savage. Racially the inhabitants are principally Malays. 
The country has been in the possession of Spain since 1565, and 
the religion introduced by the proprietors has long been that of 
the natives. 

The climate is one of the best known in the tropics. The islands 
extend from 5 deg. to 21 deg. north latitude, and Manila is in 14 
deg. 35 min. The thermometer diiring July and August rarely 
goes below 79 deg. or above 85 deg. The extreme ranges in a 
year are said to be 61 deg. and 97 deg. and the annual mean 81 
deg. There are three well-marked seasons, temperate and dry 
from November to February, hot and dry from March to May, 
and temperate and wet from June to October. The rainy season 
reaches its maximum in July and August, when the rains are con- 
stant and very heavy. The total rainfall has been as high as 114 
inches in one year. 

Very little is known concerning the mineral wealth of the 
islands. It is stated that there are deposits of coal, petroleum, 
iron, lead, sulphiu-, copper, and gold in the various islands, but 
little or nothing has been done to develop them. A few conces- 
sions have been granted for working mines, but the output is not 



62 

Colonial Possessions of the United States— continned. 

THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. 

large. The gold is reported on Luzon, coal and petroleum on 
Cebu and Iloilo, and sulphur on Leyte. 

Although agriculture is the chief occupation of the Filipinos, yet 
only one-ninth of the surface is under cultivation. The soil is 
very fertile, and even after deducting the mountainous areas it is 
possible that the area of cultivation can be very largely extended 
and that the islands can support a population equal to that of 
Japan (42,000,000). 

The chief products are rice, corn, hemp, sugar, tobacco, cocoa- 
nuts and cocoa. Coffee and cotton were formerly produced in 
large quantities — the former for export and the latter for home 
consumption ; but the coffee plant has been almost exterminated 
by insects and the home-made cotton cloths have been driven out 
by the competition of those imported from England. Rice and 
corn are principally produced in Luzon and Mindoro and are con- 
sumed in the islands. 

The rice crop is about 765,000 tons, annually. The cocoa is 
raised in the southern islands, the best quality of it at Mindanao. 
The sugar cane is raised in the Visayas. The hemp is produced in 
Southern Luzon, Mindoro, the Visayas and Mindanao. It is 
nearly all exported in bales. Tobacco is raised in all the islands 
but the best quality and greatest amount in Luzon. A large 
amount is consumed in the islands, smoking being universal among 
the women as well as the men, but the best quality is exported. 
Cocoanuts are grown in Southern Luzon, and are used in various 
ways. 

HAWAII. 

Hawaii was annexed to the United States by joint resolution of 
Congress, July 6, 1898. 

The area of the several islands of the Hawaiian group is as fol- 
lows: Hawaii, 4,210 square miles; Maui, 760; Oahu, 600; Kauai, 
590; Molokai, 270; Lanai, 150; Niihau, 97; Kahoolawe, 63. Total 
6,740 square miles. 

At the time of the discovery of the islands by Captain Cook in 
1778, the native population was about 200,000. This has steadily 
decreased, so that at the last census the natives numbered but 
31,019, which was less than that of the Japanese and Chinese im- 
migrants settled in the islands. A recent census taken revealed 



63 

Colonial Possessions of the United States.— continued. 

HAWAII. 

a total population according to race, distributed as follows: Haw- 
aiians, 31,149; Part Hawaiians, 8,485; Japanese, 24,407; Chinese, 
21,616; Portugese, 15,100; Americans, 3,086; British, 2,250; and 
the balance composed of many other nationalities. 

There are about 71 miles of railroad and about 250 miles of tele- 
graph in the islands. Honolulu, the capital, with a population of 
about 30,000, is lighted by electricity, and has most of the local 
features of an enterprising American city, The bulk of the busi- 
ness is done by Americans and Europeans. 

Of sugar, of which it is said the Hawaain Islandz are more 
productive in a given area than those of the West Indies, the an- 
nual exportation is about 600,000,000 pounds. Of coffee, the 
annual exportation is about 400,000 pounds; of rice, the annual 
exportation is about 6,000,000 pounds. In the matter of imports, 
nearly all the necessities of life, aside from sugar fruits and vege- 
tables, are imported, the products of the United States being 
given the preference in nearly all cases. 

PORTO RICO. 

The island of Porto Rico over which the flag of the United 
States was raised in token of formal possession on October 18j 
1898, is the most eastern of the Greater Antilles in the West 
Indies and is separated on the east from the Danish island of St. 
Thomas by a distance of about 50 miles, and Hayti on the west 
by the Mona possage, 70 miles wide. Distances from San Juan, 
the capital, to important points, are as follows : New York, 1420 
miles; Charleston, S. C. 1,250 miles: Key West, Fla., 1,050 miles; 
Havana, 1,000 miles. 

The island is a parallelogram in general outline, 108 miles from 
the east to the west, and from 37 to 43 miles across, the area being 
about 3,600 square miles, or somewhat less than half that of the 
State of New Jersey (Delaware has 2,050 square miles and Con- 
necticut 4,990 square miles.) The present population is about 
900,000. 

Porto Rico is unusually fertile, and its dominant industries are 
agriculture and lumbering. In elevated regions, vegetation of 
the temperate zone is not unknown. There are more than 500 
varieties of trees found in the forests, and the plains are full of 
palm, orange and other trees. The principal crops are sugar, 
coffee, tobacco, cotton and maize, but bananas, rice, pineapples. 



64 

Colonial Possessions of the United States.— continued. 

PORTO RICO. 

and many other fruits are important products. The largest article 
of export from Porto Rico is coffee, which is over 63 per cent of 
the whole. The next largest is sugar, 28 per cent. The other 
exports in order of amount are tobacco, honey, molasses, cattle, 
timber and hides. 

The principal minerals found in Porto Rico are gold, carbonates, 
and sulphides of copper, and magnetic oxide of iron in large 
quantities. Lignite is found at Utuado and Moca, and also yellow 
amber. A large variety of marbles, limestones, and other build- 
ing stones are deposited on the island, but these resources are 
very undeveloped. There are salt works at Guanica and Salinac 
on the south coast, and at Cape Rojo on the west, and these con- 
stitute the principal mineral industry in Porto Rico. There are 
about 300 miles of railway, and about 470 miles of telegraph 
lines. These connect the capital with the principal ports south 
and west. Submarine cables run from San Juan to St. Thomas 
and Jamaica. The principal cities are Ponce, 40,000 inhabitants ; 
Arecibo, wdth 30,000; and San Juan, the capitol, with 25,000. 

GUAM. 

The island of Guam, the largest of the Marianne or Ladrone 
Archipelago, was ceded by Spain to the United States by Article 2 
of the Treaty of Peace concluded at Paris, December 10, 1898. It 
lies in a direct line from San Francisco to the southern part of the 
Philipines, and is 5,200 miles from San Francisco, and 900 miles 
from Manilla. It is about 32 miles long aRd 100 miles in circum- 
ference, and has a population of about 9,000, of whom about 6,000 
are in Agana, the capital. The inhabitants are mostly immigrants 
or descendants of immigrants from the Philippines, the original 
race of the Ladrone islands being extinct. The prevailing lan- 
guage is Spanish. Nine-tenths of the islanders can read and write. 
The island is thickly wooded, well watered, and fertile, and pos- 
sesses an excellent harbor. 

WAKE ISLAND. 

The United States flag was hoisted over Wake Island in Feb- 
ruary 1899, by Commander Taussig of the Bennington, while 
proceeding to Guam. It is a small island in the direct route from 
Hawaii to Hong Kong, about 2,000 miles from the first, and 3,000 
miles from the second. 



65 

Public Debt of the United States. 

Year. President. ' Public Debt. 

1850 .... Millard Fillmore $63,452,773 55 

1852 Millard Fillmore 68,304,796 02 

1853 Franklin Pierce 59,803,117 70 

1856 Franklin Pierce 31,972,537 90 

1857 James Buchanan 28,699,831 85 

1860 James Buchanan 64,842,287 88 

1861 Abraham Lincoln 90,580,873 72 

1863 Abraham Lincoln 1,119,772,138 63 

1864 Abraham Lincoln 1,815,784,370 57 

1865. . . . Abraham Lincoln 2,680,647,869 74 

1866 Andrew Johnson 2,773,236,173 69 

1867 Andrew Johnson 2,678,126,103 87 

1868 Andrew Johnson 2,614,687,851 19 

1869. ... U. S. Grant 2,489,002,480 58 

1870. ... U. S. Grant 2,386,358,599 74 

1871 .... U. S. Grant 2,292,030,834 90 

1872. ... U. S. Grant 2,191,486,343 62 

1873 .... U.S. Grant 2,147,818,713 57 

1874 U. S. Grant 2.143,088,241 16 

1875. ... U. S. Grant 2,128,688,726 32 

1876. ... U. S. Grant 2,099,439,344 99 

1877. ... R. B. Haves 2,060,158,223 26 

1878. ... R. R. Hayes 2,035,786,831 82 

1879. ... R. B. Hayes 2,027,207,256 37 

1880. ... R. B. Hayes 1,942,172,295 34 

1881 James A. Garfield 1,840,598,811 98 

1882 Chester A. Arthur 1,688,914,460 72 

1883 Chester A. Arthur 1,551,091,207 48 

1884. . . . Chester A. Arthur 1,405,923,350 18 ^ 

1885 Grover Cleveland 1,389,136,383 40 

1886 Grover Cleveland 1,279,428,737 02 

1887 Grover Cleveland 1,165,584,656 64 

1888 Grover Cleveland 1,128,289,318 12 

1889 Benjamin Harrison 988,175,172 60 

1890 Benjamin Harrison 862,430,541 67 

1891 Benjamin Harrison 851,912,751 78 

1892 Benjamin Harrison 841 '526,463 60 

1893 Grover Cleveland 838,969,475 75 

1894 Grover Cleveland 899,313,380 55 

1895 Grover Cleveland 901,672,966 74 

1896 Grover Cleveland 955,297,253 70 

1897 William McKinley 986,656,086 14 

1898. . . . William McKinley 1,027,085,492 14 

1899 William McKinley 1,155,320,235 19 

1900. . . . William McKinley 1,107,711,257 89 

1901 .... William McKinley 1,044,739,119 97 

1902 .... Theodore Roosevelt 969,457,241 04 

1903. . . . Theodore Roosevelt 925,011,637 31 

1904 Theodore Roosevelt 



66 

Lake Cicott— Indiana's Queer Lake. 

Lake Cicott, Cass County, Indiana, has been an interesting 
phenomenon to the people of northern Indiana for many years, 
but the secret of its rise and fall has never been discovered. It is 
the only lake in Cass county and is about one mile long and one 
mile wide, with neither outlet or inlet that is at any time visible. 
The water is clear and cold and perfectly fresh. Its most mys- 
terious characteristic is the fact that it overflows its banks every 
seventh year. The farmers who own the land upon its banks 
have become so used to this that they never attempt to cultivate 
the land in the seventh year, as they know it is sure to be claimed 
by the waters. 

The Pottawattomie Indians who inhabited what is now Cass 
and adjoining counties were familiar with the characteristic of the 
lake. They believed that its bottom was inhabited by a powerful 
spirit, which at intervals of seven years caused the lake to over- 
flow. They construed this action as approval of the tribe by the 
spirit, and watched anxiously for the time to come, for they saw 
in the rising waters a sure indication that they had done nothing 
to displease it. The early white settlers became acquainted with 
the legend, and the oldest inhabitant is not able to recall a time 
that the overflow did not take place every seventh year. 

Residents of the locality say that the weather conditions have 
no effect upon the lake, for its rise in the seventh year takes place 
regardless of the fact of rain or drought. An old resident who 
lives on a bluff overlooking the lake, says the only apparent dif- 
ference between wet and dry seasons when the rise occurs is that 
the water appears to be colder in time of drought. What is true 
of the rise of the waters is also true of their recession, for they 
gradually disappear regardless of the amount of rainfall in the 
county. 

The phenomenon is explained on the theory that there is a sub- 
terranean outlet, which becomes closed in some way and is opened 
by the pressure of the water when the highest point is reached* 
every seventh year, but this is mere guesswork and nothing has 
ever been discovered to justify such a theory, and it is probable 
that the mystery will forever remain unsolved. 

From soundings made at various points the greatest depth that 
has been found in the lake is about ninety feet, when at its 
lowest ebb. 



67 

The Vastness of the United States. 

To those who have not traveled extensively through the United 
States it is not easy to form even an approximately accurate idea 
of the vastness of its territory. We all know in a general way 
its dimensions, its length and breadth ; but those figures help us 
little to realize how great it is in area. A recently published 
table, in which the relative size of the states and territories that 
make the Union is shown, will help some of us to a better com- 
prehension of the magnitude of the land that we proudly and 
fondly call our own. 

Rhode Island, being the smallest of the States, is made the 
unit of measurements. Its area is about 1,250 square miles. 

Texas, the largest State, would make no less than 212 States 
each equal in area to Rhode Island. 

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont or New Jersey, would 
either make six States the size of Rhode Island. 

The southern States range from fifty-five to twenty-five times 
the size of Rhode Island. 

Montana, would make over one hundred and eighteen States 
the size of Rhode Island. 

California would make over one hundred and twenty-six States 
the size of Rhode Island. 

Alaska, being two and one-eighth times the size of Texas, would 
make about 440 Rhode Islands. 

Illinois or Florida would either make over forty-six States the 
size of Rhode Island. 

Pennsylvania or Ohio would either make thirty-seven States the 
size of Rhode Island. 

The State of New York is about forty times as large as Rhode 
Island. 

Idaho, Minnesota, Kansas or Utah would either make sixty- 
seven States the size of Rhode Island. 

The Phillipine Islands, if they could be brought closely together, 
would occupy a space just about equal to the area of Arizona. 

Little Guam could be tucked away in one corner of Rhode 
Island and would leave fifteen-sixteenths of that State uncovered. 

The whole United States would make not less than 2,420 States 
of the size of Rhode Island. Then, if each of these small States 
had a population equal to that of Rhode Island, the total popula- 
tion of the country would be in round numbers, one billion and 
thirty-seven millions. 



68 

AMERICA'S FIRST REPUBLIC. 

It Was Not the United States, but the Republic of 
Louisiana. 

The first republic in this hemisphere to succeed in compelling 
recognition of its independence was, of course, the republic whose 
proud capital is Washington, D. C. But there was an earlier one 
which died soon after its birth, of which little or nothing is said 
in our American histories. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition 
must be credited with a revival of the memory of the " Republic 
of Louisiana," which had its tragic little existence vSome years 
before Patrick Henry and Sam Adams were talking about revolu- 
tion in the North. 

When France, in 1764, ceded Louisiana to Spain, the subjects 
of King Louis XV. objected to the transfer without their consent. 
The local government submitted the question to the council, 
which, under the lead of Nicholas Chauvin de Lafreniere, rose in 
revolt. Lafreniere called a convention of the people at New 
Orleans, while the new Spanish Governor was on his way to the 
colony, and the convention selected a delegate to go to Paris to 
dissuade the French King from his course. Louis XV., however, 
rebuffed the delegate and sent back word that the people must 
recognize the authority of Spain. 

It was then that the people of Louisiana resolved on a radical 
course. On the night of Oct. 28, 1768, the rebels took possession 
of the French forts and the gates of the town in the name of the 
Republic of Louisiana. The old French Governor offered no 
resistance, while the new Spanish Governor took refuge on a ship 
and sailed for Havana. On Oct. 29, 1768, the Council at New 
Orleans adopted a formal declaration of independence, officially 
named itself the republic of Louisiana, elected Lafreniere "Pro- 
tector" and prepared a written constitution. This interesting 
Government lasted from October, 1768, to July, 1769, when a 
Spanish squadron of twenty-four vessels, with an army of 2,600 
men, arrived at New Orleans. The new republican State was 
destroyed and five republican leaders, including Lafreniere, were 
put to death. Then all the republic's official papers, including its 
declaration of independence and constitution, were burned in the 
public square. The Louisiana episode of 1768-69, which has never 
won more than a mere foot-note in history, should be of interest to 
the American people. Republics have somre right to our sympathy. 



69 

FORGOTTEN EEPUBLICS. 

Independent Commonwealths "Within the Dominion 

of the United States. 

Within the domain of the United States on the North American 
continent there have been divers independent republics, the very 
name of three of which is known to but a few, while the record of 
two others, though memorable, is fast fading. How many Ameri- 
cans of to-day have heard, for example, of the Commonwealth of 
Watauga, which in 1772 was organized as an independent com- 
munity by North Carolinians who had crossed the AUeghenies, 
and, descending into the basin of the Tennessee, had made them- 
selves homes in the valley of the Watauga river ? How many 
remember the Commonwealth of Transylvania, which was orga- 
nized in the eastern part of what is now Kentucky in 1775, and 
which sent to the Continental Congress a delegate — who, how- 
ever, was not admitted ? How many have heard of the short- 
lived State of Franklin, or Frankland,. which at a somewhat later 
period was self-created out of certain western counties of North 
Caroline ? [See pages 49, 50 and 51, for a more fuller description 
of State of Franklin.] Of the present generation of schoolboys 
at the North, not many are familiar with the early history of 
Texas, which declared its independence of Mexico in 1836, and 
which for some nine years remained an autonomous republic, 
entering into treaties with foreign countries, including the United 
States. Again, but little attention is now paid to that part of the 
annals of Vermont which deals with the fourteen years during 
which the territory bearing that name was an independent re- 
public, unadmitted to the union of the American colonies, although 
it disclaimed allegiance to the British crown, rejected the over- 
tures of British generals, and bore a conspicuous and useful part 
in the war of the Revolution. 

Cities that have been Capitals of the United States. 

Philadelphia, Lancaster and York, Pa., Baltimore and Annap- 
olis, Md., Princeton and Trenton, N. J. and New York City are 
the places at which the -Continental Congress met at various 
times, and during those periods were the capital of the United 
States. After the formation of the Constitutional Government, 
the capital was at various times in New York City, Philadelphia 
and Washington. Washington, D. C. is now the capital. 



70 

United States's Growth. 

According to the Census of 1900 the increase in the population of 
continental United States— that is, the United States exclusive of 
Alaska and the recent insular accessions — was 13,046,861, or 20.7 
per cent. Only one country — Argentina — has shown by the most 
recent figures a more rapid rate of growth. The present rate of 
growth in continental United States is estimated as double the aver- 
age rate of Europe. It is nearly double that of Canada, and exceeds 
by one-sixth that of Mexico and by one-tenth that of Australia. 

In the decade 1890 to 1900, for the first time in our National 
history, the Southern States increased faster than the Northern. 
East of the Mississippi, however, the Northern States, as a group, 
have grown in the last ten years somewhat more rapidly than the 
Southern ; but west of that river the Southern States have in- 
creased almost two and one-half times as rapidly as the Northern, 
and it is this fact which makes the growth in the South as a whole 
exceed that of the North. In the North Atlantic States the rate 
of increase has risen steadily since the civil war, a notable con- 
trast to the trend in the country as a whole. 

The region west of the Mississippi River is still increasing faster 
than that east of it, but the difference between the rates of growth 
in the two regions, during the period from 1890 to 1900, was little 
more than one-fifth of what it was during the period from 1880 to 
1890. The region east of the Mississippi increased more rapidly 
from 1890 to 1900 than from 1880 to 1890, while that west of the 
Mississippi increased in the later decade not much more than half 
as fast as in the earlier. The conclusion is drawn that the in- 
creased growth of the East and the decrease in the growth of 
the West may both be connected with a probable decline in the 
current of westward migration. 

Between 1890 and 1900 the percentage of increase in the popu- 
lation of all cities having at least 2,500 inhabitants was only about 
two-thirds of what it was between 1880 and 1890, (35.6 per cent, 
compared with 53.8 per cent.) The increase in the aggregate 
population living outside of such cities was approximately the 
same for the two decades, (12.4 per cent, for 1890 to 1900 and 12.9 
per cent, for 1880 to 1890.) The most noteworthy result of the 
entire discussion, it is stated, is the cumulative evidence of the 
rapid approach to equality in the rates of increase of various parts 
of the United States. This appears whether North be compared 
with South, East with West, or city with country. 



POPULATION 



OF THE 



UNIT 



H 



mi r 



V 



ACCORDING TO THE 



CENSUS OF 1900 



BY 



STATES, COUNTIES, TOWNS, CITIES, 
VILLAGES AND BOROUGHS. 



In the following tables are given the total population of the 
United States, and of about every City, Incorporated Village, 
Town, or Borough in the United States, according to 1900 Census, 
and are arranged in alphabetical order as to States and as to 
places. 



Copyrighted 1903 by C. E. Houghtaling. 



CHARLES E. HOUGHTALING, PUBLISHER 
ALBANY. N. Y. 



2a 

Population of the United States, Census of 1900. 

Total Population as enumerated by Census Office. . . 76,303,387 



Continental United States 75,994.575 

Alaska 63,592 

Hawaii 154,001 

Military and naval 91,219 

Enumerated by War Department : 

Porto Rico 953,243 

Estimated: 

Philippine Islands 6,961,339 

Guam 9,000 

Samoa 6,100 

Total population entire United States 84,233,069 

Population of United States from 1790 to 1900. 

The following are the populations of the United States for every 
census taken : 

1790 3,929,214 

1800 : 5,308,937 

1810 7.239,814 

1820 9,638, 191 

1830 12,860,702 

1840 17,017,728 

1850 23,151,876 

1860 31,335,120 

1870 38,784,597 

1800 50,152,866 

1890 62,622,250 

1900 (as enumerated by Census Office) 76,303,387 

1900 (entire U. S. including Colonial possessions) 84,233,069 

Centre of Population of the U. S. from 1790 to 1900. 

1790. . . .23 miles east of Baltimore, Maryland. 

1800. . . .18 miles west of Baltimore, Maryland. 

1810. . . .40 miles southwest by west of Washington, D. C. 

1820. . . .16 miles north of Woodstock, Virginia. 

1830. . . .19 miles west southwest of Mooreiield, W. Virginia. 

1840. , . .16 miles south of Clarksburg, West Virginia. 

1850 23 miles southeast of Parkersburg, West Virginia. 

1860 20 miles south of Chillicothe, Ohio. 

1870 48 miles east by north of Cincinnati, Ohio. 

1880. ... 8 miles west by south of Cincinnati, Ohio. 
1890. . . .20 miles east of Columbus, Indiana. 
1900. ... 6 miles southeast of Columbus, Indiana. 



3a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 

ALABAMA.-Popalation 1,828,697. 

COUNTIES. 



Autau|!:a 

Baldwin 

Barbour 

Bihb 

Blount 

Bullock 

Butler 

Calhoun 

Cliamhers,... 
Cherokee . . . 

Chilton 

Choctiiw 

Clarke 

Clay 

Clehurne ... 

Coffee , 

Colbert 



30y508 Perry 

140,420 Pickens... 

16,084 Pike 

26,559 Randolph. 

20.124 Russell ... 



915 Conecuh 17,514 Jackson 

,194 Coosa 16,144 Jefferson... 

,152 Covington ... l.''),346 Lamar 

,498 Crenshaw . . . 19,668 Lauderdale 

,119 Cullman 17,849 Lawrence . . 

,944 Dale 21,189 Lee 31,826 St. Clair 

,761 Dallas 54,657 Limestone ... 22,387 Shelby 

,874 Dekalb 2:v558 Lowndes 35,651 Sumter 

26,099 Macon 23,126 Talladega . . . 

11,320 Madison 43,702 Tallapoosa.. 

522 Etowah 27.361 Marengo 38,315 Tuscaloosa.. 

136 Fayette 14,132 Marion 14,494 Walker 

,7!K) Franklin... . 16.511 IMarshall 23,289 Washington. 

099 Geneva 19,096 Mobile 62,740 Wilcox 

206 Greene 24.182 Monroe S,666 Winston 

972 Hale 31,011 Montgomery. 72,047 

341 HeniT 36,147 Morgan 28,820 



554 Elmore 
096 Escambia. 



31,783 
24,402 
29,172 
21,647 
27,083 
19,425 
23,684 
32,710 
35,773 
29,675 
36,147 
25,162 
11,134 
35,631 
9,554 



CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Abbeville 

Alabama City. 

Alexander 

Anldalu^ia 

Anniston 

Ashford 

Ashland 

Ashville 

Athens 

Attalla 

Auburn 

Avondale 

Banks 

Batesville 

Berry Station. 

Bessemer 

Birmingham.. 

Boaz 

Boiling 

Brantley 

Brewton 

Bridgeport . . . 

Brookside 

Brundige 

Calera 

Camden 

Camp Hill 

Carbon Hill .. 

Cardiff 

Carrollton 

Castleberry .. 

Center 

Centerville ... 

Cherokee 

(^"Idlders-burg . 
Cltronelle ... 

Clanton 

Clayton 

Clio 

Coal City 

Collinsville... 
Columbia .... 
Columbiana... 

Cordova 

Courtland 

Cuba 

Cullman 

Dudeville 

Dayton 

Decatur 



2,276 

1,061 

551 

9,695 

286 

422 

362 

1,010 

1,692 

1.447 

3,060 

198 

137 

245 

6.358 

38,415 

253 

175 

390 

1,382 

1,247 

658 

537 

770 

478 



662 

278 

167 

282 

422 

261 

372 

696 

611 

998 

326 

609 

624 

1,1-32 

1,075 

667 

488 

384 

1,255 

1.136 

427 

3,114 



Deer Creek ... 

Demopolis 

Dothan 

Dundee 

Eden 

Edwardsville . 

Elt)a 

Elkmont 

Ensley .. 

Enterprise.... 

Epes 

Estaboga 

Eufaula 

Eunola 

Entaw 

Evergreen 

Falkville 

Faunsdale 

Fayette ,.. 

Fitzpatrick ... 

Flint town 

Florence 

Fort Deposit. 
Fort Payne... 

Fruithurst 

Fulton 

Fur man 

Gadsden 

Gainesville ... 
Gaylesville ... 

Geneva 

Georgiana 

Girard 

Goodwater ... 

Gordon 

Graysville 

Greensboro... 
Greenville — 

Guin 

Guntersville.. 

Gurley 

Haleysville ... 

Hamilton, 

Hardaway 

Hartford 

Hansen 

Headland 

Heflin 

Highland Park 
HUlsboro 



332 

2,606 

3,275 

249 

177 

448 

635 

174 

2,100 

610 

331 

398 

4,532 

132 

884 

1,277 

343 

333 

452 

447 

229 

6,478 

1,078 

1.037 

374 

140 

184 

4,282 

817 

266 

1,032 

567 

3,840 

728 

356 

319 

2.416 

3,162 

249 

618 

831 

165 

235 

200 

382 

670 

602 

460 

467 

256 



Hobson 292 

Hollins 238 

Holly Pond... 144 

Hollywood... 168 

Horse Creek.. 385 

Huntsville .. . 8,068 

Hurtsboro.... 407 

Ironaton 735 

Irondale 525 

Jackson 1,039 

Jacksonville.. 1.176 

Jasper 1,661 

Jemison 245 

Jenifer 331 

Joppa 130 

Kennedy 166 

Kitisey 342 

Lafavette .... 1,629 

Lanett 2,909 

Langston 270 

Leigliton 506 

Lineville 211 

Livingston ... 851 

Louisville 416 

Luverne 731 

McFall 820 

Madison 412 

Marion 1,698 

Midland City. 304 

Midway 4-30 

Millport 857 

Mobile 38.469 

Monroeville .. 422 
Montgomery . 30,346 

Mooresville".. 150 

Morris 187 

Moulton 290 

Muscadine ... 132 

Newbern 664 

New Decatur. 4.437 

New Hope.... 208 

Newton 457 

Northport.... 424 

Oaknian 503 

Oneonta 583 

Opelika 4,245 

Oxanna 1,184 

Oxford 1,372 

Ozark .. 1,-570 

Paint Rock... 394 



Phoenix 4,163 

Pickensville.. 241 

Piedmont 1,745 

Pinckard 711 

Pineapple .... 623 

Pollard 267 

Pratt City .... 3,485 

Prattville 1.929 

liagland 309 

Reform 198 

Renfroe 180 

Repton 170 

Riverside 300 

Roanoke 1,155 

Rock Mills ... 420 
Russellville... 1,602 

Rutledge 346 

Scottsboro ... 1,014 

Scale 386 

Seddon 229 

Selma .. 8.713 

Sheffield 3,333 

Springviile . . . 496 

Stevenson 560 

Sulligent 303 

Sylacauga 880 

Talladega 6,056 

Thomasvilie .. 686 

Thompson 145 

Town Creek.. 280 

Townly 124 

Trinity 191 

Troy 4,097 

Trussville .... 742 
Tuscaloosa . . . 5,094 
Tuscutnbia . . . 2,348 

Tuskegee 2.170 

Union Springs 2,634 
Uniontowu... 1,047 

Vernon 291 

Vincent 765 

AAalnut Grove 251 

Warrior 1.018 

Wetumka 562 

White Oak Spgs 475 
WDsonville... 1,095 

Wtnfleld 316 

Woodlawn.... 2,848 
Wyeth City . . 299 
York 528 



4a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 

ALASKA.— Population 63,592. 





Northern District 






3 


0,569 






Southern District. , 






33.023 










TOWNS. 








Anvik 


ler, 


Juneau 


. 1,864 


Metlakahtla . 


. 465 


Skagway.... 


.. 3,117 


Circle 


'2H0 


Kiirluk 


, 470 


Nome 


. 12,486 


Suradum — 


.. 137 


Douglas 


825 


Kenai 


. 290 


Nusliagak ... 


. 324 


Sunrise 


.. 130 


Dye 


261 


Ketchikau .... 


. 460 


Orca 


. 173 


Tanana 


.. 186 


Eagle 


45« 


Killisnoo 


. 172 


Rampart 


. 211 


Tyoouok 


.. 107 


Eaton 


7« 


Klawock 


. 131 


Saint Michael 


. 857 


Dnalaska . . . 


.. 428 


Fort "Wrangel 


868 


Kodiak 


. 341 


Seldovia 


. 149 


Unga 


. 175 


Golovin 


185 


Koserefsky... 


135 


Sliakan 


93 


Valdez 


.. 315 


Haines 


85 


Loring 


, 168 


Sitka 


, 1,396 


Yakutat . . . 


.. 247 






ARIZONA. 


-Pop 


ulation 122,931 


, 





COUNTY. 

Apache 8.297 Graham 14,162 Pima 14,689 Yuma 

Cochise 9,251 iNlaricopa 20,457 Pinal 7,779 San Carlos lu- 

Coconino 5,514 Mohave 3,426 Santa Cruz... 4,545 dian reserv. 

Gila... 4,973 Navajo 8,829 Yavapai 13,799 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Chloride 465 Mesa 722 Prescott 3,559 Tombstone... 

Flagstaff 1,271 Nogales 1.761 Soloraoiiville . 629 Tucson 

Globe 1,495 Phoenix 5,544 Tempe 885 Winslow 

Jerome 2,861 Pima 521 Thatcher 644 Yuma 



4,145 
3,065 



646 
7,531 
1,305 
1,519 



ARKANSAS.— Population 1,311 ,564. 



COUNTY. 



Arkansas 12,973 

Ashley 19.734 

Baxter 9,298 

Bentou 31.611 

Boone 16,396 

Bradley 9,651 

Calhoun 8,539 

Carroll ....... 18,848 

Chicot 14,528 

Clark 21.289 

Clay 15.886 

Cleburne 9.628 

Cleveland 11.620 

Columbia 22,077 

Conway 19,772 

Craighead .... 19,505 

Crawford 21,270 

Crittenden.... 14,529 
Cross 11,051 



Dallas 

Deslia 

Drew 

Faulkner 

Franklin 

Fulton 

Garland 

Grant 

Greene 

Hempstead .. 
Hot Spring... 

Howard 

Independence 

Izard 

Jackson 

JeflFerson 

Johnson 

Lafayette 

Lawrence 



11.518 
11,511 
19,451 
20,780 
17,395 
12,917 
18,773 
7,671 
16,979 
24,101 
12,748 
14,076 
22.557 
13,506 
18,383 
40,972 
17.448 
10.594 
16,491 



Lee 19,409 

Lincoln 13,389 

Little liiver.. 13,731 

Logan 20,563 

Lonoke 22,544 

Madison 19.864 

iAIariou 11,377 

Miller 17,558 

Mississippi... 10,384 

Monroe 16,816 

Montgomery . 9,444 

Nevada 16.609 

Newton 12.538 

Ouachita 20,892 

Perry 7.294 

Phillips 26,561 

Pike 10,301 

Poinsett 7,025 

Polk 18,352 



Pope 21,715 

Prairie 11,875 

Pulaski 63,179 

Randolph .... 17,156 
St. Francis ...17,157 

Saline 13,122 

Scott 13,183 

Searcy 11,988 

Sebastian 36,935 

Sevier 16,339 

Sharp 12,199 

Stone 8,100 

Union 22 495 

Van Buren ...11,220 
Washington . . 34,256 

White 24.864 

Woodruff 16,304 

Yell 22,750 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Alexander 

Alma 

Altiis 

Antoine 

Arkadelphia .. 
Arkansas City 

Ashdown 

Atkins 

Augusta 

Austin Station 
Bald Knob.... 
Baring Cross. 
Bateeville .... 

Bearden 

Beebe 



173 

440 
500 
197 

2,739 

1,091 
400 
745 

1,040 
196 
707 
389 

2,327 
341 
904 



Bee Branch... 122 

Bellville 552 

Benton 1,025 

Bentoiiville... 1,843 

Berryville.... 551 

Black Kock... 1,400 

Blythesville . . 302 

Bonanza 906 

Booneville ... 988 

Bradford 223 

Brink ley 1,648 

Bryant 113 

Buckner 400 

Cabot 294 

Camden 8,840 



Cargile 

Carlisle 

Center Point 

Chester 

Clarendon . . . 
Clarksville .. 

Cleveland 

Clinton 

Coal Hill .... 

Collins 

Conway 

Corning 

Cotton Plant. 

Dalark 

Danville 



417 


Dardenelle . . . 


1,602 


212 


DeQueen 


1,200 


3:U 


Dermott 


467 


174 


Des Arc . 


640 


1,840 


DeValls Bluff 


605 


1,086 


Dewiit 


318 


202 


Douglas 


117 


297 


Di-yden 


(«7 


1,341 


Dyer 

Eldorado 


«43 


212 


1,069 


2,003 


Emmet 


277 


1,041 


England 


368 


4o8 


Eureka Spr'gs 


8,572 


174 


Fayetteville... 


4,061 


m 


Fordyce . . . . • . 


i,T10 



5a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



ARK ANS AS— continaed . 



1,361 

11,587 

225 

f.04 

419 

. 447 

, 469 

. 165 

491 

. 1,045 



Forrest City.. 
Fort Smith... 

Frostviilc; 

Fulton 

Geutry City .. 

Gravett 

Green Forest. 
Greenway — 
Greenwood .. 

Gurdon 

Hackelt 

HanibuiK 

Hardy 

Harrisbiug ... 462 

Harrison 1,551 

Hartford 460 

Hazen 429 

llele.ia 5,550 

Holly Grove.. 391 

Hope 1,644 

Horatio 625 

Hot Sprinns.. 9,9'3 
Hoxie 125 



1,260 
347 



Knobel 410 

Kress 264 

Lake City 434 

Lamar 474 

Little Rock... 38,307 
Lockesburg .. 550 

London 268 

Lonoke 951 

Lnxora 943 

McCrory 225 

McNeil 260 

Magazine 897 

Magnolia 1,614 

Malvern 1,582 

Main'oth Spg. 717 
Mansfield 368 



Huntington. 



1,298 



Iiuboden 411 



Jacksoiiport.. 
Jamestown... 

.lonesboro 

Judsonia 

Junction 

Kingsland ... 



265 

130 
4,508 

600 
1.251 

364 



Marianna 

Maikcd Tree. 

Marshall 

Marvel 

May nurd 

Meit)ourne — 

Mena 

Mineral Spgs. 

Monticello 

Merrill Ion 

Mount'n Home 
Mountainview. 

Mulberry 

Murfreesboro. 
Nashville 



1,707 
352 
260 
391 
358 
256 

3,423 
278 

1,579 

1,707 
363 
226 
361 
200 
928 



Nettleton 

Newark 

New Lewisv'le 

Newport 

Osceola 

Ozan 

Ozark 

Palestine 

Paragould 

Paris 

Perry ville 

Piggott 

Pike City 

Pine Bluff .... 
PUunnierville. 
Pocahontas ... 

Portia 

Portland 

Pottsville 

Powhatan 

Prairie Grove 

Prescott 

Princeton — 

Quitman 

Rector 

Redfiehi 

Reyno 

Rison ... 

Rogers 

Russell 

Russellville .. 



613 
315 
548 

2,866 
953 
118 
848 
196 

3,324 
836 
300 
597 
703 
11,496 
296 
967 
400 
426 
192 
249 
651 

2,005 
168 
383 
520 
333 
138 
453 

2,158 
200 

1,832 



St. Francis ... 

St. Paul 

Say re 

Searcy 

Sedgwick 

Sheridan 

Shiloh 

Siloam Springs 
Springdale ... 

Stamps 

Star Ciiy 

Stepliens 

Stuttgar 

Sugarh)df 

Sulphur Rock. 
Sulphur Spgb. 

Swifton 

Texarkana ... 
Tuckerman ... 

Upland 

Van Bureu . . . 

Waldo 

Waldron 

Walnut Ridge 

Warren.. 

Washington .. 
West Point... 

Wilmar 

Wilniot 

Wynne 

Yellville 



420 
345 
300 

1,995 
309 
210 
190 

1,748 

1.251 

1,021 
251 
407 

1,258 
552 
213 
315 
206 

4,914 
260 
385 

2,573 
929 
487 
845 
954 
374 
111 
844 
378 

1,629 
678 



CALIFORNI A.-Popalation 1 ,485.053, 

COUNTY. 

Alameda 130,197 Lak. 6,017 P}^- ;15786 ShasU..... 

^ttor-::::::il,n6 Lo"An:/eleV.:i7S Riverside 17,897 Siskiyou... 

Rntte 17 117 Madera 6,364 Sacramento .. 45.915 Solano 

r^lMVpVas I 200 Marin 15 702 San Benito. . . . 6,6o3 Sonoiua. . . . 

Oolula 7 364 Mariposa 4 720 SanBe'na'dino 27,929 Stanislaus. 

oSaCnV'aVl8:046 Mendocino ... 20 465 San Diego ... .35,090 Sutter 

DelNorte . 2 408 Merced 9,215 SanFr'ncisco.342.782 Tehama... 

Eldorado « 986 Modoc 5,076 San Joaquin .. 35,452 Trinity... 

F-^^no 37862 Mono 2,167 San Luis Obis. 16,637 Tulare 

JAT'J' 5150 Mo terey 19 380 San Mateo.... 12.094 Tuolumne. 

H n mboi.lV "7 104 Napa 16,451 Santa Barbara 18.934 Ventura . . , 

?nyo ?.. ::■.■. tsn Nevada....... 17:789 Santa Clara. .. 60.216 Yo o 

K^rn 16^80 Orange 19^696 Santa Cruz,. . . 21,512 "i uba 

Kings 9,871 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Almadea 16.464 Crescent 699 HoUister 1.315 Napa 

Anaheim 1,456 Dix.m ..,,.... 783 Hormtos.^. 



17,318 
4,017 
16.962 
24,143 
38,480 
9.550 
, 6,886 
, 10.996 
, 4,383 
, 18,375 
11,166 
, 14,367 
13,618 
. 8,620 



205 National..... 

994 Nevada 

«»5> Klsinore 279 Kern' 1,291 Oakland 

2,a50 Emery viUe... 1.016 Lakeport 726 Ocean side ... 

m Escondido.... 755 Lincoln 1,061 Ontario 

4 8:56 Etna 500 Livermore ... 1,493 Orange.. 

4^34 Eureka 7,327 Lompoc 972 Pacific Grove 

•)7M T^Pi-nfJalp 846 Long Beach... 2,252 Palo Alto .. . 

^^t^y-:::::&^ K-tfJlgg.-.-: l,|o tosingeles..l02,479 Pusadgia .. 

S^^^--; 2,S frS.;^°!!.:::i2,^?S M^^.:::: :| SiT^f^ 

invord=;{; V,0 Gilrov 1.820 MavysvUle.... 8,497 Pacerville.. 



Antioch 674 Downieville 

Areata "" "' " 

Auburn ... 

Azusa 

Bakersfiold 

Belvedere 

B«nicia 

Be 

Call 

Chico 

Cloverdale. 

Colton 

Colusa 



Corona . 



Tf)0 Gilroy 

1,285 Grass Vallev 

l.-Ml Hanford.... 

1,494 Havward... 



4.719 Merced.. 
2.929 Modesto , 
1.965 Monrovia. 



1,969 Pleasonton . 

. 2,024 Pomona 

1,205 Potter Valley 



CoronaUo •.:::: 93i HeildsburgV.-. LSeg Monterey 1,H8 BedBluff... 



, 4,036 
, 1,086 

3.250 
66,960 
. 330 
. 722 

1,216 
. 1,411 
. 1.658 
. 9.117 
. 1,224 
, 3,871 
. 1,748 
. 1,100 
. 6,526 
. 56o 
. 2,750 



6a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 

CALIFORNlA.-continued. 

CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Redding 2,946 

Redlands 4,797 

Redoudo B'ch. 855 

Redwood 1,653 

Rio Vista 682 

Riverside 7,973 

Rockliii 1,050 

Sacramento ..29,282 
St. Helena.... 1,582 

Salinas 3,304 

San Be'n'rdino 6,150 
San Diego.... 17,700 



San Fr'nclsco 342,782 
Sun Jacinto... 583 

Sau Jose 21,500 

San Juan 449 

San Leandro. . 2,253 
SanLuis Obisp. 3,021 
San Mateo.... 1,832 
San Pedro.... 1,787 
San Rafael.... 3,879 
Santa Ana.... 4,933 
Santa Barbara 6.587 
Santa Clara... 3,650 



Santa Cruz ... 5,059 
Santa Monica. 3,057 
Santa Rosa . . . 6,C73 

Sausalito 1,628 

Selma 1,083 

Sonoma 652 

Sonora 1,9-22 

So. Pasadena.. 1,001 

Stockton 17,506 

Suisun 625 

Tulare 2,216 

Ukiali 1,850 



Vacaville 1,220 

Vallejo 7,965 

Ventura 2,470 



Vlsali;i 
AVatsonville 
Wheatland . 
Whittier.... 

Willits 

AVillows.... 

Winters 

Woodland 



3,085 
3,528 

492 
1,590 

791 



2,8 



785 



Yreka 1,254 



COLORADO.-Population 539,700, 

COUNTY. 



Arapahoe ....153, 

Ai-chuleta 2, 

Baca 

Bent 3 

Boulder 21, 

Chaffee 7, 

Cliej'cnue 

Clear Creek .. 7 

Conelos 8, 

Costilla 4, 

Custer 2, 

Delta 5, 

Dolores . . 1. 

Douglas 3, 

Eagle 3, 



Elbort 3.101 

El Paso 31,602 

Fremont 15,636 

Garfield 5.S35 

Gilpin 6,690 

9rand 741. 

<;lunnlson 5,331 

Hinsdale 1.609 

Huerfano 8,395 

Jefferson 9,306 

Kiowa 701 

Kit Carson.... 1,580 

Lake 18,054 

La Plata 7,016 



Larimer 12,168 

Las Animas... 21,842 

Lincoln 926 

Logan 3,292 

Mesa 9,267 

Mineral 1,913 

Montezuma... 3,058 

Montrose 4,535 

Morgan 3,268 

Otero 11,522 

Ourav 4,731 

Park 2,998 

Phillips 1,583 

Pitkin 7,020 



Prowers 3,766 

Pueblo 34.448 

Rio Blanco ... 1,690 
Rio Grande... 4.080 

Routt 3,661 

Saguache 3,853 

San Juan . ... 2,342 
Sitn Miguel.... 5.379 

Sedgwick 971 

Summit 2.744 

Teller 29,002 

Waslilngton . . 1,241 

Weld 16,808 

Yuma 1,729 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Agullar 698 

Akron 351 

Alamosa 1,141 

Ainu 297 

AltJuan 65f 

Anaconda — l,05t 

Animas 154 

Antonito 347 

Argo 44f 

Aspen 3.30; 

Basalt 38'i 

Berkeley 707 

Berthoud 305 

Black Hawk.. 1.200 

Bonanza 141 

Boulder 6,150 

Breckenridge . 976 

Brighton 366 

Brush 381 

Buena Vista.. 1,006 
Burlington ... 183 

Canyon 3,776 

Carbondale ... 17o 
Castle Rock . . 304 
Central Cit\ .. 3,1U 
Coal Creek ... 6% 
(Colorado City. 2,914 
Colorado Spgs.21,086 

Como 40" 

Conejos 348 

Cortez 125 

CreedfcCity... 938 
Amethyst, P.O. 235 
Crested Butte. 988 



Cripple Creek 10,147 

Del Norte.... 705 

Delta 819 

Denver 133,859 

Durango 3,317 

Sagle.. 124 

Saton 384 

Edith 282 

Eldora 39^ 

Elizabeth 215 

Elyria 1.384 

Empire 276 

Erie 697 

Evans .. 400 

Fairplay 319 

Fletcher 202 

Florence 3,728 

Florissant.... 131 

Fort Collins.. 3,053 

Fort Lupton.. 214 

Fort Morgan.. 634 

Georgetown . . 1,418 

GlUett 524 

Gllman 222 

Glenw'od Spgs. 1.350 

Globeville .... 2,191' 

Golden City .. 2,15r 

Goldlicid 2,191 

Granada 204 

Grand Junct'n 8,503 

Granite 250 

Greeley 3,023 

Gunnison 1,200 

Holly o64 



Holyoke 

Hooper 

Hotchkiss — 
Idaho Springs 
Jamestown ... 

Julesburg 

Lafaj'ette 

La Jara 

La Junta 

Lake City 

Lamar 

Las Animas .. 

LaVeta 

Lawrencce 

Leadville 

Littleton 

Longmont 

Louisville 

Lovehmd.*... 

Lyons 

MJmassa 

Mancos 

Maniiou 

Marble 

Meeker 

^Montclair 

Monte Vista .. 

Montrose 

3Ionument ... 
Nevadaville .. 

Newcastle 

Ophir 

Ordway 

Ouray 



451 


Pagosa Spgs.. 


367 


177 


Palmer Lake . 


166 


261 


Pitkin 


203 


2,502 


I'latteville.... 


2t« 


164 


Pueblo City .. 


28,157 


371 


Red Cliff 


256 


970 


Rico 


811 


208 


Ridgway 


245 


2,513 


Rifle 


273 


700 


Rockvale 


870 


987 


Rocky Ford . . 


2,018 


LI 92 


Rosita 


110 


254 


Saguache 


389 


299 


Salida 


3,722 


12,455 


San Rafael.... 


700 


73H 


Sheridan 


442 


2,201 


Silver Cliff.... 


576 


96G 


Silver Plume . 


nb 


1,091 


Silverton 


1.360 


547 


South Canyon. 


958 


739 


Sterling 


998 


3.S3 


Sugar City.... 


689 


1,303 


Tellurlde 


2,446 


lOL 


Trinidad 


5,345 


5(i7 


Valverde 


665 


415 


Victor 


1,174 


556 


Villa Grove.. 


. 103 


1,217 


Walsenburg.. 


1,033 


156 


Ward 


300 


823 


Westcliffe .... 


256 


431 


Williamsburg. 


337 


127 


Windsor 


305 


138 


Woodland Pk. 


269 


2,196 


Yuma 


139 



7a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
CONNECTICUT.-Population 908,420. 



Fairfield . 
Hartford. 



Ansonia.... 
Bethel .... 
Branford . . 
Bridgeport 

Bristol 

Colchester . 
Dan bury ... 
Danielson . 

Derbj' 

Fenwlck . . . 



COUNTY. 

.184,203 Litchfield ....63,672 New Haven.. 269,163 Tolland 24,523 

.195,480 Middlesex ....41,700 New London. 82,758 Windliam .... 46,861 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



.12,681 Greenwich. 

. 2,561 GuiUord ... 

, 2,473 Hartford . . 

70,096 Jewett Clt v . . . 2,224 Norwalk 6,125 

6.268 Litchfield 1,120 Norwich 17,251 

. 858 Meriden 24,296 Putnam 6,667 

16,537 MIddletown .. 9,689 Rockville 7,287 

.2,823 Naugatuck . . . 10,.541 Shelton 2,837 

7,930 New Britain.. 25,998 Southlngton .. 3,411 

23 New Canaan.. 1,304 So. Norwalk.. 6,591 



2.420 New Haven.. 108,027 Stafford Sp'gs. 

1,512 New London.. 17,548 Stamfonl 

79,850 Newton 254 Stonington 

Torrington ... 

Wallingford.. 

Waterbury . . 

West Haven.. 

Williniantic .. 

Winsted 



2,460 
15,997 
2,278 
8,360 
6,737 
45.859 
5.247 
8.937 
6,804 



Kent. 



DELAWARE.-Popalation 184,735, 

COUNTY 

,762 Newcastle.... 109,697 Sussex 42.276 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Bridgeville . . 
Camden — 
Clieswold ... 

Clayton 

Dagsboro 

Delaware Cil 

Delmar 

Dover 

Felton 



613 

536 
201 
819 
l!iO 

1,132 
444 

3,329 
400 



Frankford .. 
Frederica... 
Georgetown 
Harrington . 

Kenton 

Laurel 1,825 

Leipsic 305 

Lewes 2,259 

Little Creek.. 259 



706 
1.658 
1,242 

192 



Magnolia 208 

MIddletown .. 1,567 

Milford 2.500 

Millsboro 391 

Milton 948 

Newark 1,213 

Newcastle — 3,380 

Newport 657 

Odessa 575 



iS. 

Port Penn... 


. 304 


Rehoboth 


. 198 


St. Georges.. 


. 325 


Seaford 


. 1,724 


Smyrna 


. 2,168 


Townsend ... 


. 399 


Wilmington . 


. 76,508 


Wyoming — 


. 450 



DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Population 278,718. 

Washington — 218,196 Georgetown — 14,549 Remainder of District. . . . 46,973 

FLORIDA.— Population 528,542. 



COUNTY. 



Alachua 32,245 

Baker 4,516 

Bradford 10,295 

Brevard 5,158 

Calhoun 5,132 

Citrus 5,391 



Clay 
Columbia 

Dade 

DeSoto . . 

Duval 39,733 

Escambia 28,313 



5,635 
17.094 
4,955 
8,047 



Franklin 4,890 

Gadsden 15,294 

Hamilton..... 11,881 

Hernando 3,638 

Hillsboro 36,013 

Holmes 7,762 

Jackson 23,377 

Jefferson 16,195 

Lafayette 4,987 

Lake 7,467 

Lee 3,071 



19,1 



Leon... 
I.,evy . . . 

Liberty 2,956 

Madison 15,446 

Manatee 4,663 

Marion 24,403 

IMonroe 18,006 

Nassau 9,654 

Orange 11,374 

Osceola 3,444 

Pasco 6,054 



Polk 12,472 

Putnam 11,641 

St. John 9,165 

Santa Rosa . . . 10,293 

Sumter 6,187 

Suwanee 14,554 

Taylor 3,999 

Volusia 10,003 

Wakulla 5,149 

Walton 9,346 

Washington.. 10,154 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Anthony 

Apalachicola 

Apopka 

Arcadia 

Aucilla 

Bartow 

l{ellair 

Bellview 

Brooksville.. 
Carrabelle ... 
Cedar Kevs. . 
Chipley .:.... 



198 
3,077 
218 
799 
173 
1,983 
113 
137 
641 
923 
739 
652 



Cltra 322 

Clear Water 11. 343 

Cocoa 3!S2 

Crescent 352 

Dade City.... 509 

Daytona 1,690 

DcLaiid 1,449 

Deleon Spr'gs 1S3 

Dunedln 113 

Dunnellon.... 700 

P^atonviUe 125 

EauGallie.... 172 



Eustis 

Federal Point. 
Fernaiidina... 
Fort Brook... 
Fort Meade... 
Fort White... 
Gainesville . . . 
Green Cove Sp. 

Hampton 

Hawthorn .... 
High Springs. 
Interlachen... 



411 
172 

3.245 

1,135 
261 
600 

3,633 
929 
198 
296 

1,562 
147 



17,114 

1,132 

431 



Jacksonville. . 28,429 

Jasper 

Key West... 
Kissimmee.. 
Lake Butler 

Lake City 4,013 

Lake Helen... 203 

Lakeland L180 

Lake Maitland 136 

Leesburg 765 

Live Oak 1,659 

Maccleuny 350 



8a 

Population of United States, Census 1900— oontinued. 
FLORIDA.— continued. 

MatUson 849 Ocala 3,380 Punta Gorda . 860 Tavares 113 

Manatee 254 Orange Citv .. 365 Quincy 847 Titusville 756 

Marianna 900 Orange Park.. 245 St. Aufrustitic. 4,272 Vernon 141 

Melbourne... 131 Orlando 2,481 St. PetersburK 1,575 Welaka 215 

Miami 1,681 Ormond 595 Sanford 1,450 W. Palm Beac-li 564 

Micanopy .... 645 Palatka 3,301 San Mateo.... 267 West Tampa.. 2,355 

Milton 1,204 Palatka Heig'ts 354 Sneads 368 White Springs 690 

Monticello.... 1,076 Palmetto 569 Starke 972 Wildwood 244 

Myers 943 Pensacola.... 17,747 Tallahassee... 2,981 Williston 184 

NewAnpust'ne 693 Plant City. ... 720 Tampa 10,839 Winter Park.. 366 

New Smyrna.. 543 Pt.Tampa City 1,367 Tarpon Sp'gs. 541 

GEORGIA.-Fopttlation 2,216,331. 

COUNTY. 

Appling 12,336 Dekalb 21.112 Jefferson 18,212 Rabun 6,285 

Baker 6,704 Dodge 13,975 Johnson 11,409 Randolph .... 16,847 

l{;ildwiu 17,768 Dooly 26,567 Jones 13,368 Richmond.... 53,735 

Banks 10.545 Dougherty . . . 13,679 Laurens 25,908 Rockdale 7,515 

Bartow 20,82:3 Douglas 8,745 Lee 10,344 Scliley 5.499 

Berrien 19.440 Early 14.828 Liberty 13,093 Screven 19,252 

Bibb 50.473 Echols 3,209 Lincoln 7.156 Spalding 17.619 

Brooks 18,606 Efflnghanj ... 8,3:34 Lowndes 20,036 Stewart 15,856 

Bryan 6,122 Elbert 19,729 Lun)pkln 7,433 Sumter 26.212 

Bulloch 21,377 Emanuel 21,279 McDuffle 9,804 Talbot 12,197 

Burke 30.165 Fannin 11,214 Mcintosh 6.537 Taliaferro.... 7,912 

Butts 12.805 Favette 10,114 Macon 14.093 Tattnall 20,419 

Calhoun 9,274 Floyd 33.113 Madison 13,224 Taylor 9,846 

Camden 7,669 Forsvth 11.550 Marion 10.080 Telfair 10,083 

Campbell .... 9,518 Franklin 17,700 Meriwether . . 23.339 Terrell 19,023 

Carroll 26,576 Fulton 117,363 Miller 6,319 Thomas 31,076 

Catoosa 5,823 Gilmer 10,198 Milton 6,763 Towns 4,748 

Charlton 3,592 Glascock 4,516 Mitchell 14,767 Troup 24,002 

Chatham 71,239 Glynn 14,317 Monroe 20.682 Twiggs 8.716 

Chattahoochee 5,790 Gordon 14,119 Montgomery . 16,359 Union 8,481 

Chattooga .... 12,952 Greene 16,.542 Morgan 15,813 Upson 13,670 

Cherokee l.%243 Gwinnett 2-5,585 Murray 8,623 Walker 15,661 

Clarke 17,708 Habersham.. . 13.604 Muscogee .... 29,836 Walton 20,942 

Clay 8,568 Hall 20,752 Newton 16,734 Ware 13,761 

Clayton 9.598 Hancock .... 18,271 Oconee 8,602 Warren 11,463 

Clinch 8,7:32 Haralson 11,922 Oglethorpe ... 17,881 Washington. . 28,227 

Cobb 24.664 Harris 18,009 Paulding 12.969 Wayne 9,449 

Coffee 16,169 Hart 14.492 Pickens 8.641 Webster 6,618 

Colquitt 13.6:36 Heard 11.177 Pierce 8,100 White 5,912 

Columbia 10,653 Henry 18,602 Pike 18,761 Whitfield 14,-509 

Coweta 24.980 Houston 22,641 Polk 17,856 AVilcox 11,097 

Crawford 10,368 Irwin 13,645 Pulaski 18.489 Wilkes 20,866 

Dade 4,578 .lackson 24,039 Putnam 13,4-36 Wilkinson.... 11,440 

Dawson 5,442 Jasper 15,033 Quitman 4,701 Worth 18,664 

Decatur 29,454 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Abbeville 1,152 Atlanta 89,872 Blufllon 312 Calhoun 851 

Acree 159 Auburn 161 Bolingbroke . 157 Camak 115 

Acworth 937 Augusta 39,441 Boston 722 Camilla 1,051 

Adairsville ... 616 Austell 648 Bowdon 307 Canton 847 

Adel 721 Bainbrldge ... 2,641 Bowersville . . 294 Carlton 277 

Adrian 833 Baldwin 130 Bowman 367 Carnesvllle... 305 

Aikenton 136 Ball Ground . 302 Brasswell . . . . 100 Cairolton ... 1.998 

Ailev 271 Barnesville. .. 3,036 Bremen 291 Cartersville .. 3,1-35 

Alapaha 429 Barnett 381 Brewtou 292 Cave Springs. 824 

Albanv 4,606 Bartow 286 Bronwood.... 359 Cecil 394 

Alpharetla... 310 Battle Hill ... 223 Brunswick... 9,081 Cedartown... 2,823 

Anieiicus 7,(i74 Baxley 488 Buchanan 359 Chauncey 422 

Andersonville 245 Belllon 257 Buckhead.... 240 Chipley 459 

Arabi 505 Black shear ... 876 Buena Vista.. 1,161 Chokee 120 

Arlington... 755 BlalrsvJlle. ... 141 Buford 1,352 Clarkston .... 362 

Ashburn 131 Blakelv 804 Butler . 707 Clarksville.... 491 

Athens 10,245 Blue Ridge. . . 1,148 Cairo 690 Claxton 553 



9a 



Population of United States, Census 1900~oontinued. 



GEORGIA.— continued. 



Clavton 


199 


Hahira 


302 


Molina 


394 


Cochran 


1,531 


Hamilton 


418 


Monroe 


1,816 


Colin tta 


283 


Hampton 


468 


Montezuma . . 


903 


Coleman 


263 


HapeviUe .... 


430 


Monticello ... 


1,106 


College Park. 


517 


Harlem 


527 


Moreland .... 


229 


Colquitt 


320 


Harmony G've 


1,454 


Morgan 


240 


Columbus 


17,614 


Harrison 


322 


Moultrie 


2,221 


Comer 


336 


Harrisonvillc. 


711 


Mt. Airy 


310 


Concord 


231 


Hartwell 


1,672 


Mt. Vernon .. 


573 


Conyers 


1,605 


HawkinsviUe. 


2,103 


Mountville... 


224 


Cordele 


3.473 


Hazk'hurst ... 


793 


Nashville 


293 


Cornelia 


467 


Helena 


604 


Nellieville ... 


476 


Covington 


2,062 


Hephzibali . . . 


541 


Nelson 


254 


Crawford 


308 


Hilton 


104 


Newborn 


695 


Crawfordville 


597 


Hiram 


105 


New England. 


138 


Cnlloden 


334 


Hogansville .. 


893 


Newnan 


3,654 


Culverton ... 


283 


Homer 


221 


Newton 


329 


Curaming .... 


239 


Homerville. . . 


434 


Norcross 


797 


Cussela 


301 


Hoschton . .. 


290 


North Rome . 


960 


Cnthbeit 


2.641 


Irwinton 


227 


Norwood 


299 


Dahlonega.... 


1,255 


Jackson 


1.187 


Oakland 


823 


Dallas 


644 
4,315 


Jakin 


267 

379 


Ochlockonee . 
Ocilla 


244 


Dalton 


Jasper. 


805 


Danielsville .. 


194 


JeflPerson 


726 


Oglethorpe .. 


645 


Darien 


1,739 


Jenkinsburg.. 


255 


Omaha 


152 


Davisboro.... 


387 


Jesup 


805 


Oxford 


800 


Dawson 


2,926 


Jonesboro 


877 


Palmetto 


620 


Dawsonville. . 


217 


Kenesaw 


320 


Parrott 


267 


Decatur 


1,418 


Kingston 


512 


Patterson 


314 




560 
250 
199 


Kirkwood 

Kite 


699 
156 
300 




262 


De Soto 


Pearson 

Pelham 


:^36 


Dexter 


Knoxviile 


945 


Doerun 


325 


Lafayette 


491 


Pendergrass. . 


232 


Donalsonville 


519 


La Grange 


, 4,274 


Penfieid 


375 


Douglas 


617 


Lake Park.... 


319 


Pepperton 


500 


Doiiglasville . 


1.140 


Lavonia 


699 


Perry 


(^50 


Dublin 


2,987 


Lawrenceville 


8.53 


Pinehurst 


330 


Duluth 


336 


Leary 


396 


Plains 


316 


Eastman 


1,235 


Leesburg 


413 


Poulan 


474 


East Point 


1,315 


Leslie 


213 


Powder Spr'gs 


; 280 


East Rome . . . 


671 


Lexington 


635 


Preston 


146 


Eatonton 


1,823 


Lincolntoii... 


221 


Princeton .. . 


244 


Edgewood 


1,285 


Lithia Springs 


330 


Quitman 


2,281 


Elberton 


3,834 


Lithonia 


1,208 


Raccoon Mills 


441 


Ellaville 


474 


Locust Grove 


254 


Reidsville.... 


257 


EUijay 


581 


Logiinviile ... 


431 


Resaca 


128 


Fairburn 


761 


Louisville .... 


1,009 


Reynolds 


436 


Fairmount 


191 


Lula 


217 


Rhine 


191 


Fayetteville. . 


430 


Lumber City. 


760 


Richland... . 


1,014 


Fitzgerald.... 


1,817 


Lumpkin 


1.470 


Riddleville... 


178 


Flintstone.... 


257 


Luthersville.. 


209 


Ringgold 


437 


Flovilla 


523 


Lyerly 


234 


Rising I'awn . 


212 


Flowery Br'ch 


420 


Lyons 


534 


Roberta 


252 


Folkston 


167 


McDonoiigh . 


683 


Rochelle 


793 


Forsyth 


1.172 


Mcintosh .... 


262 


Rockmart 


575 


Fort Raines .. 


1.305 


McRae 


1,020 


Rome 


7.291 


Fort Valley . . 


2,022 


Maclien 


210 


Roopville .... 


109 


Franklin 


218 


Macon 


23,272 


Roswell 


1,329 


Gainesville... 


4,382 


Madison 


1.992 


Royston 


579 


Geneva 


264 


Marietta 


4,446 


Rutledge 


469 


Georgetown.. 


348 


Marshallville. 


879 


St. Marys .... 


529 


Gibson 


293 


Maysville 


453 


Sandersville.. 


2,023 


Glenville 


2G9 


Meigs 


617 


Sasser 


322 


Gordon 


509 


Metcalf 


259 


Savannah — 


&4,244 


Grantville.... 


769 


Metter 


213 


Seney 


121 


Graysville 


183 


Midviile 


275 


Senola 


782 


Greensboro .. 


1,511 


iVIilledgeville . 


4,219 


Seville 


1,277 


Greenville — 


815 


Millen 


411 


Shady Dale... 


300 


Griffin 


6,867 


Milnex- 


440 


Sharon 


216 


Grovetown... 


527 


Mineral Bluff. 


158 


Sharpsburg .. 


137 


Guytou 


500 


Mitchell 


246 


Shellman ..... 


584 



Smithville.... 597 

Smvrna 238 

Social Circle . 1,229 

Sparks 683 

Sparta 1,150 

Spring Place . 213 

Spriiigvale ... 166 

Statesboro ... 1,197 

Statham 172 

Stellaville 171 

Stillraore 741 

Stone Moum'n 835 

Sugar Valley. 231 
Summervilie 
(Richmond CO.) 3.245 

Summit 264 

Sumner 333 

Suwanee 247 

Swainsboro .. 895 

Sycamore 274 

Svlvania 645 

Svlvester 652 

Talbotton .... 1,131 

Talking Rock. 102 

Talapoosa 2,128 

Tiiylorsville.. 139 

Temple 397 

Tennille 1,121 

The Rock 180 

Thomaston... 1,714 

Thomasville.. 5,322 

Thomson 1,164 

Tifton 1,384 

Tillon 194 

Toccoa 2,176 

Trenton 349 

Trion 1.926 

Tunnelhill 302 

Turin 196 

Tybee 381 

Ty Tv 175 

Unadilla 524 

Valdosta 5.613 

Vidalia 603 

Vienna 1,035 

Villa Rica.... .'i76 

Waco 345 

Wad lev 6;50 

Waleska 170 

Waresboro ... 269 

Warrenton ... 1.113 

Warthen 148 

Washington.. 3..300 

Was saw 592 

Watkinsville . 351 

Waycross 5,919 

Waynesboro . 2.030 

WestBuford. 211 

Weston 273 

West Point... 1.797 

Whigham.... 392 

Whiteliall.... 660 

White Plains . 290 

Whitesburg.. 296 

Willacoocliee. 471 

Winder 1,145 

Woodbury.... 566 

Woodstock... 276 

WrightsvlUe.. 1,127 

Young Harris 342 

Zebu Ion 361 



10a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 

IDAHO.— Population 161,772. 

COUNTY. 

Ada 11,559 Canyon 7,497 Idaho 9,121 Nez Perce.... 13,74? 

Huniiock 11,702 Cassia 3,961 Kootenai 10,216 Oneida 8,93S 

Bear Luke.... 7,051 Custer 2,049 Latal 

Bingham 10.447 Elmore 2,286 

Blaine 4,900 Fremont 12,821 

Boise 4,174 



13,451 Owyhee 3,804 

Lemhi 3,446 Shoshone 11,950 

Lincoln 1,784 Washington.. 0,882 



Albion 

Bellevue 

Boise 

BonuersFer'y 

Caldwell 

Cceur d'Alene. 

Franlclin 

Genesee 

GrangevUle . . 



Rathdrum 407 

Rexburg 1,081 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

306 Harrison 702 IMoscow 2,484 

356 Idaho 390 Mountain 529 

5,957 Idaho Falls... 1,262 Nampa 799 St. Anthony.. 411 

349 JuliaettJi 287 Paris 906 Salmon 398 

997 Kendrick 490 Payette 614 Soda Springs. 428 

608 Lewiston 2,425 Placerville... . 230 Troy 283 

ocatell 4,046 Wallace 2,265 



435 Malade 1,050 



731 
1,132 



Montpeller .. . 1,444 Post Falls 287 Weiser 



1,364 



ILLINOIS.— Population 4,821,550. 

COUNTY. 



Adams , 

Alexander — 

Bond 

Boone 

Brown 

Bureau 

Calhoun 

Carroll 

Cass 

Champaign... 

Christian 

Clark 

Clay 

Clinton 

Coles 

Cook 1, 

Crawford — 
Cumberland ., 

Dekalb 

Dewitt 

Douglas 

Dupage 

Edgar 

Edwards 

Effingham 

Fayette 



67,058 
19,384 
16,078 
15,791 
11,557 
41.112 
8,917 
18,963 
17,222 
47,622 
32,V90 

, 24,033 
19,553 
19,824 
34,146 

838,735 
19,240 

, 1G,124 
31.756 

, 18.972 
19,097 

, 28,196 
28,273 
10,345 
20,465 
28,065 



Ford 18,359 

Franklin 19,675 

Fulton 46,201 

Gallatin 15,836 

Greene 23,402 

Grundy 24,136 

Hamilton 20,197 

Hancock 32,215 

Hardin 7,448 

Henderson ... 10,836 

Henry 40,049 

Iroquois 38,014 

Jackson 33,871 

Jasjier 20,160 

Jefferson 28,l:i3 

Jersey... 11,612 

Jo Daviess.... 24,533 

Johnson 15,667 

Krane 78,792 

Kankakee .... 37,154 

Kendall 11,467 

Knox 43.612 

Lake 34,504 

Lasalle 87,776 

Lawrence 16,523 

Lee 29,894 



Livingston . . . 42,035 

Logan ... 28,680 

JNIcDonough.. 28,412 

McHenry 29,759 

McLean 67,843 

Macon 44.003 

Macoupin 42,256 

Madison 64,694 

Marion 30,446 

Marshall 16,370 

Mason 17,491 

Masbuc 13,110 

Menard 14,336 

INIercer 20,945 

Monroe 13,847 

Montgomerv. 30,836 

Morgan 35,006 

Moultrie 15,224 

Ogle 29,129 

Peoria 88,608 

Perry 19,830 

Piatt 17,706 

Pike 31,595 

Pope 13,585 

Pulaski 14,554 



Putnam 4,746 

Randolph ....28,001 

Richland 16,391 

Rock Island . . 55,249 

St. Clair 86,685 

Saline 21,686 

Sangamon 71,593 

Schuyler 16,129 

Scott 10,455 

Shelby 32,126 

Stark 10,186 

Stephenson .. 34,933 

Tazewell 33,221 

Union 22,610 

Vermilion.... 65,635 

Wabash 12,583 

Warren 23,163 

Washington.. 19,526 

Wayne 27,626 

White 25.386 

Wliiteside ....34,710 

Will 74,764 

Williamson . . 27,796 
Winnebago... 47,845 
Woodford.... 21,822 



CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Abingdon 

Addieville.... 

Addison 

Adeline 

Albany 

Albion 

Aledo 

Alexis 

Algonquin 

Alhambra 

Alma 

Alpha 

Aliamont 

Alton 

Altona 

Alto Pass 

Alvin 

Ambov 



2,022 
190 
591 
216 
629 

1,162 

2.081 
915 
550 
368 
418 
355 

1,335 

14,210 

633 

518 

368 

1,826 



Andalusia ... 

Andover 

Anna 

Annawau. ... 

Antioch 

Apple River. 

Areola 

Arenzville... 

Argenta 

Arlington ... 
Arlington IP 
Arrowsmith. 

Arthur 

Ashkura 

Ashland 

Ashley 

Ashmore .... 
Ashton 



326 
238 

2,618 
428 
522 
576 

1.995 
462 
525 
400 

1,380 
317 
858 
429 

1,201 
953 
476 
759 



Assumption . 


. 1,703 


Bartlett 


360 


Astoria 


,. 1,684 


Basco 


318 


Athens 


. 1,535 


Batavia 


3,871 


Atkinson 


. 762 


Batch town ... 


360 


Atlanta 


. 1,270 


Bath 


330 


Alwood 


. 693 


Baylis 


340 


Auburn 


. 1,281 


Beardstown . . 


4,827 


Augusta 


. 1.149 


Beecher(\Vill 




Aurora 


. 24,147 


county) 


410 


Ava 


984 


Beecher City 




Averyvllle... 


. 1,573 


(Effingh'mco. 


,) 340 


Aviston 


. 387 


Beech wood... 


854 


Avon 


. 809 


Belknap 


372 


Baldwin 


. 381 


Belle Prairie. 


129 


Bardolph . . . . 


. 387 


Belle Rive.... 


370 


Barringlon . . 


. 1,162 


Belleville .... 


17,484 


Barry 


, 1,643 


Bellflower .... 


356 


Bartelso 


, m 


Bellmont 


62i 



11a 



Population of United States, Census IQOO-continued. 



ILLINOIS.— continued. 



Belvidere .... 6,937 
Bement 1,^84 



1J49 
2.104 



374 
367 
138 
1,341 
256 
477 
873 
417 
273 
335 
Bishop 345 



Benseuville 
Benson ... 
Bentley.... 
Benton .... 

Berlin 

Betlialto... 
Betliaiiy .. 
Bi^gsville 
Binfilmm . 
Bir.ls 



Blaudinsvllle . 
BloominKdale 
Blooniington . 
Blue Island... 
Blue Mouud.. 

Bluffs 

Bollon 

Bone Gap 

Bonfleld 

BourboWinais . 

Bowen 

Braceville .... 

Bradford 

Bradley 

Braidwood ... 

Breese 

Bridgeport . . . 

Brissliton ... 

Briinfield 

Bristol 

Broiidwell 

Brocton 

Broolclyn (Mas 
sac county). 

Brooltlvn (St. 
Clair county 

Brooliville 

Brougliton.... 

Browning 

Browns 

Brussels 

Bryant 



995 



6,114 
714 

539 

479 

496 

165 

595 

528 

1,669 

773 

1.518 

3,279 

1,571 

487 

660 

677 

427 

202 

613 

865 



1.019 
422 
327 
455 
421 
270 
355 



Carterville . . . 

Cartilage 

Cary 

Casey 

Caseyville 

Catlin 

Cedarville — 

Central City 
(Grundy co.) 

Central City 
(iMarion co.) 

Centralia 

Cerro Gordo . 

Chadwick 

ChampaiK"--- 

Chandlerville. 
Cliannahon ... 

Cluipin 

Charleston ... 

Chatham 

Chatsworth .. 1,038 

Chebanse 555 

Chenoa 1,512 

Cherry Valley 349 

Chester 2,832 

Cliesterfield . . 377 
Chicago.... 1,698,575 
Chicago He'ts. 5.100 
Chillicothe . . 
Chrisman ... 

Cisco 

Cisne 

Cissna Park . 
Claremont... 
Clarke City.. 

Clay City 907 

Clayton 996 

Clitton 6.52 

CUnton 4,4o2 

Coal City 2,607 

Coal Valley.. 2-59 
Coatsburg .... 321 

Cobden 1,034 

Coffeen 963 



607 
16,354 



l,r.00 
449 
697 
377 

290 

615 

6,721 

1,008 
505 

9,098 
940 
261 
514 

5,488 
629 



1,699 
905 
360 
400 
623 
226 
621 



Danvers 
Danville 

Davis i5U» 

Dmwsou 574 

Decatur 20.754 

Deer Creek... 298 

Dekalb 5,904 

DeLand 411 

Delavan 1,304 

Depue 488 



928 
501 
157 
693 

1,6(54 
315 

1,729 



560 

1.666 

149 

253 

672 

382 

7,917 

1,229 

681 
268 



Buckley 490 



873 

531 
1,279 

545 
2.490 

292 
1,015 



Buda 

Buffalo 

Bunker Hill 

Bureau 

Bushnell ... 

Butler 

Byron 

Cabery 3»5 

Cable 697 

Cairo 12,566 

Cambridge... 1,345 

Campbell Hill 497 

Camp Point.. 1,260 

Campus 226 

Canton 6,564 

Cautrall 396 

Capron 502 

Carbondale... 3,318 

Carbon Hill.. 1,252 

Carlinville ... 3.502 

Carlyle 1,874 

Carmi 2,939 

Carpentersv'le 1,002 Dalton 

Carrier Mills, 427 Dana 

Cwi-oUtou .,, 2,355 Doutorth.... 



Colchester ... 

Colfax .. 

Collinsvilie... 

Columbia 

Columbus 

Compton 

Cordova 

Cornell 

Cortland 

Coulterville.. 

Cowdcn 

Crainville 

Creal Springs, 
Crescent City, 

Creston 

Crete 

Crossville — 
Crotty ...... 

Crystal Lake. 

Cuba 

Culluni 

Diihlgren — 

Dakota 

Dallas 



1,' 
1,153 

4,021 
1,197 
196 
428 
414 
521 
261 
650 
751 
290 
940 

381 
760 
523 

1,036 
P50 

1,198 
456 
452 
269 
970 
383 
310 
407 



DeSoto 

Des Plaines 

Detroit 

Dewitt 

Diamond . . 

Dieterlch . . 

Dixon 

Doltou 

Dongola ... 

Donnellson. 

Dover 247 

Downers G've 2,103 

Dubois 

Duquoin 

Durand 

D wight 

Earlville 

East Alton . . . 

E. CarondeU't. 

East Dubuque 
East Dundee.. 
E. Galesburg . 

Easton 

East I'eoria... 
E. St. Louis .. 
Eddy vine .... 
Edgewood ... 

Edinburg 1,071 

Edison 344 

Edwardsville . 4,157 
Effingham.... 3,774 

Elburn 606 

Eldara 249 

Eldorado 1.445 

Elgin 22,433 

Elizabeth 659 

Elizabethtown 668 

Elkhart 553 

Elkville 465 

Ellis Grove... 280 
EUisvUle 219 



335 

4,353 

571 

2,015 

1,122 

4.54 

222 

1,146 

1,417 

6t]3 

335 

899 

29,655 

162 

412 



Fairmount ... 

Fairview 

Fancher 

Farina 

Farmer City.. 
Farmersville . 
Farmington. . 
Fayettevilel. . 

Ferris 

Fi<ielily 

Fiehlon 

Fillmore 

Findlay 

Fisher 

Fithian 

Flanagan 

Flat Rock .... 

Flora 

Forest City 
(Mason co.) . 

Forrest (Liv- 
ingston CO.).. 

Forreston 

Fort Slieridan 

Fosterburg ... 

Frankfort 

Franklin 

Franklin G've 

Franklin Park 483 

Freeburg 1,214 

Freeport 13,258 

Fulton 2,6"= 



222 
259 
500 
479 
614 
309 
509 
315 
2,311 



952 
1,047 
1,575 



250 
687 

681 



642 
5.005 
18,607 
2,682 
1.036 
3,356 
2,446 

Genoa 1,140 

Georgetown.. 988 
Germanto w u 

(Clinton co.) 655 
Germanto wn 
(Vermiru do.) 1,7 



Galatia 

Galena 

Galesburg . 

Galva 

Gardner . . . 
Geneseo . . . 
Geneva 



Gibson 
Gilberts . 
Gillespie , 
Gilman .. 
Giraid... 
Gladst( 



Elmhurst 1,728 Glassford 



Elm wood. 
El Paso. . 

Elsah 

Elvaston . 
Elwood... 
Emden ... 
Emington 
Enfield ... 
Equality . 

Erie 

Essex 



1,582 
1,441 

220 



Glasgow. 
Glencoe — 
Glen EUyn. 
Godfrey 



2,054 
222 
873 

1,441 

1,661 
433 
409 
235 

1,020 
793 
29 



Eureka A'^'^l 

Evanston 

Evansville ... 
Evergreen P"k 

Ewing 

Exeter 

Fairbury 

Fairfield 



244 Golconda 1,140 

330 Gohlen 516 

206 Golden Gate.. 345 

971 Good Hope... 430 

898 Goreville 40b 

768 Grafton ^ 

3S5 Gran.i Ridge.. 3^ 

Grand Tower. 881 

Granite 3,122 



19,2-59 
663 
445 
419 
233 
2,187 
2,338 



Grant Park.. 

Granville 

Grape Creek 
Grayslake ... 
Grayville. ... 
Greenfield,.. 



442 

320 
610 
416 

1,948 
1,085 



12a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



ILUNOIS.-continued. 



Greenup 1,085 

(ireeiiview ... 1,019 

Greeuville.,.. 2,504 

Gridiey 716 

Gn«{?sville ... 1,404 

Grossdale*... 1,111 

Gross Point .. 669 

Hamburg .... 308 

Hamilton .... 1,344 

Hanileteburfr. 280 

Hammond 481 

Hampshire... 760 

Ilamptou 374 

Hanover 785 

Hardin 494 

Hiirlem 4.085 

HarrisburK . . . 2,202 

HartsburK.... 269 

Harvard 2,602 

Harvel 357 

Harvey 5,395 

Havana 3,268 

Hebron 611 

Hecker 200 

Hendeison ... 170 

Hennepin .... 523 

Henry 1,637 

Herrick 421 

Herrjn 1,559 

Hersclier 384 

Hettick 259 

Hey worth.... 683 

Hijjhlaud 1,970 

Highland P'rk 2,806 

Hillsboro 1,937 

Him rod 426 

Hinckley 687 

Hindsboro 343 

Hinsdale 2,578 

Hodgkins 195 

Holloway 207 

Homer 1.080 

Homewood.... 352 

Hoopeston... 3,823 

Hopedale 600 

Hoyleton 352 

Hudson 378 

Huey 267 

Humboldt.... 319 

Hume 698 

Huntley.... . 606 

Hutsonville... 743 

Illiopolis 744 

Ina 317 

Indiauola 381 

Industry 463 

Ipava 749 

Iroquois 427 

Irving 675 

Irvington 240 

Itasca 256 

luka 421 

Ivesdale 476 

Jacksonville. . 15,078 

Jeflfersonville. 286 

Jersey ville ... 3,517 

Jewett 322 

Johnsonville . 268 

Johnstown ... 787 

Joliet 29,353 

jouesboro .... 1,130 



Kampsville... 


330 


Lynnville 


176 


Monticello , . . 


1,982 


Kane ... 


588 


Lyons 


951 


Montrose 


300 


Kangley 


1,004 


McHenry 


1,013 


Morgan Park. 


2,329 


Kankakee .... 


13,595 


McLean 


532 


Morris 


4,273 


Kansas 


1,049 


McLeansboro 


1,758 


Morrison 


2,308 


Kappa 


175 


Macedonia 


315 


Morrisonville. 


934 


Kaskaskia.... 


177 


Mackinaw — 


859 


Morton 


894 


Keithsburg. .. 


1.566 


Macomb 


5,375 


INlorton Grove 


664 


Kempton 


409 


Macon 


705 


ISIouud City... 


2,705 


Kenil worth... 


3:J6 


Madison 


1,979 


Mound Station 


178 


KiMiney 


584 


Magnolia 


264 


Mt. Auburn... 


235 


Kewanee 


8.o82 


Mahomet 


515 


Mt. Carmel... 


4.311 


Keyesport 


500 


Makanda 


528 


Mt. Carroll.. 


1,965 


Kinderhook .. 


370 


Maiden 


309 


Mt.Erie 


308 


Kingston (De- 




Malta 


607 


Mt. Greenw'od 


190 


kalb co) 


305 


Manchester... 


430 


Mt. Morris.... 


1,(H8 


Kingston (Pe- 




Manliattau ... 


393 


Mt. Olive 


2,935 


oria oo) 


509 


Manito 


561 


Mt. Pulaski... 


1,643 


Kinmundy 


1,221 


MausfieM 


708 


Mt. Sterling.. 


1,960 


Kinsman 


174 


Maiiteno 


932 


Mt. Vernon... 


6.216 


Kirkland 


636 


Maple I'ark . . 


391 


Mt.Zion 


370 


Kirkwood .... 


1,008 


Maquon 


475 


Moweaqua.... 


1,478 


Knoxville 


1,857 


Marengo 


2,005 


Mulberry.. j«. 


632 


Lacon 


1,601 


Marine 


666 


Muncie 


, 324 


Ladd . 


1,324 

283 




2,510 

1.086 


Murphysboro. 
Murray ville .. 


6,463 
467 


Lafayette .... 


Marissa 


Lagrange 


3,969 


Maroa 


1,213 


Naperville.... 


2,629 


Lagrange P'rk 


730 


Marseilles 


2,559 


Naples 


398 


LaHarpe 


1,591 


Marshall 


2,077 


Nasliville 


2,184 


Lake Bluff.... 


490 


Martinsville.. 


1,000 


Nauvoo 


1,321 


Lake Forest. . 


2,215 


Martinton.... 


319 


Nebo 


508 


Lake Zurich.. 


215 


Marysville ... 


764 


Neoga 


1,126 


LaMoiUe 


676 


Mascoutah . . . 


2,171 


Neponset 


516 


Lanark 


1,306 


JMason City 




Newark 


410 


Lansing 


8;i0 


(Mason co.). 


1,890 


New Atliens.. 


856 


La Prairie.... 


182 


Mason (Efling 


_ 


New Baden... 


510 


La Rose 


146 


ham CO.) 


369 


New Berlin... 


633 


Lasalle 


10,446 


Mattison 


449 


New Boston .. 


703 


Latham 


429 


Mattoon 


9,622 


New Burnside 


4<i8 


Lavvrenceville 


1,300 


May wood 


4,532 


New Canton. . 


476 


Leaf Kiver... 


507 


Mazon 


447 


New Douglas. 


469 


Lel)anon 


1,812 


Meclianicsburg 476 


N. G'nd Chain 


451 


Lee 


287 


Meilora 


449 


N.Granlsburg 


227 


Leland 


634 


Melrose 


2,592 


New Haven . . 


429 


Lemoht 


2,449 


Melvin 


550 


New Holland. 


368 


Lena 


1,252 


Mendon 


627 


Newman 


L166 


Lenzburg .... 


343 


Jlendota 


3,736 


New Memphis 


249 


L'Erable 


135 


Meredosia — 


700 


New Minden.. 


226 


Lerna 


396 


Metamora .... 


758 


New Salem... 


290 


Leroy 


1.629 


Metcalf 


4-29 


Newton 


1,630 


Lewistown . . . 


2,504 


Metropolis ... 


4,069 


New Windsor 


473 


Lexington ... 


1,415 


IViilan 


719 


Niantic 


654 


Lilierty 


499 


Milford 


1,077 


Niles 


514 


Liberty ville.. 


864 


Mill Creek . . . 


273 


Niles Center . 


629 




280 


Milledgeville . 
Miilersburg .. 


633 


Nil wood 


1,378 
697 


Lincoln 


8,962 


305 


Noble 


Lisbon 


279 


Millington.... 


286 


Nokomis .... 


1,371 


Litchfield. ... 


5,918 
334 


MillStioals... 
Millstadt 


669 
1,172 


Nora 


312 


Little York .. 


Normal 


3,795 


Loami 


481 


Milton 


420 


NorrisCity... 


868 


Lockport 


2,659 


Mineral 


339 


North Alton . 


904 


Loda 


668 


Minier 


746 


North Chicago 1,150 


Lombard 


590 


IVIinonk 


2,545 


No.Chillicothe 


417 


London Mills. 


528 


Minooka 


424 


North Peoria. 


2,358 


Long Point... 


284 


Modesto 


299 


Nortli Utica.. 


1,160 


Loraine ...... 


349 
480 


Mokeua 

Moline 


281 
17.248 


Nun<ia 


604 


Lostant 


Oakford 


338 


Louisville .... 


646 


Moraence 


2,026 


Oakland 


1,198 


Lovington.... 


815 


Monee 


462 


Oakley 


99 


Ludlow 


306 


INIonmoutli ... 


7,460 


Oblong 


743 


Lyudou 


430 


Montgomery., 


m 


Ocouee , , 


m 



13a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



ILLINOIS.-continued, 



238 Tiskilwa 965 

364 Toledo 818 

186 Tolono 845 

909 Toluca 2,629 

497 



Odell 1,000 Quincy 36,252 Sciota..... 

Odin : IJSO Kaleigh 333 ScottviUe.. 

O'FuUoii 1,267 Ramsey 747 Sears...... 

Ogden 419 Kankin 754 Seatonville . . 

Old.Marissa.. 216 gapidsCity | ^^^^i " ^ ; i^ ^I^S^:::: 

4,16? Redbud. .: :: 1,169 Sheffield 1,265 Tower Hill.. 

569 Reddick 261 Shelby viUe 



1,010 R;ynoldsV.V.: 329 Sherrard 826 Ti;oy Gi-oye . . 



Olmsted 
Olney., 

Omaha _ 

Onarga 1,270 Redmond 

Oneida 785 Renault 

Oquawka 1,010 Reynold 

Orangeville .. *343 Richmond... 

Oregon 1,577 Richview 

Orion 584 Ridge Farm 

Orlaud Park . 
Oswego 
Ottawa 
Otterville. 



3,546 Tremont 



282 Sheldon 1,103 Trenton 



217 Sheridan 



485 Troy 



Ridgely. 

618 Rid g way 

,. 10,588 Ridott 



1,057 
467 
615 
768 
1,706 
1,080 
316 

396 Tuscola 2,569 

258 Union 322 

.oo ..u.^y 444 Upper Alton.. 2,373 

1,169 Sidell 776 Urbana 5,728 

839 Sidney 564 Vandalia 2,665 

212 Sigel.. 293 Varna 403 

187 Venedy 
314 



576 Shipman. 
444 Shumway 
933 Sibley 



177 
Venice" 2,450 



208 Ripley 298 Simpson . 

Pamer 299 Riverside 1,551 Somonauk 

Palmyra 813 Riverton 1,511 Soreuto.. 

Pana?.. ". 5,530 Riverview .... 406 So. Danyi 

Panoio 148 Roanoke 966 South Elgi 



630 Vermont 

1,000 Versailles 

898 Victoria.. 

515 Vienna ... 

Viola 



;05 
1,195 

524 

329 
1,217 

552 



Parkersburg . 211 Rochelle 

Park Ridge.. 1,340 Rochester 

Paloka 640 Rock City 



Pawnee. 
Pawpaw 
Pax ton . 
Pay son 



595 Rockbridge.., 

765 Rock Falls.. 

Rockford 



465 Rock Island.. 19,49? 



^ml Iparu........ 2,941 Waggoner.... -.^ 

174 Spillertown... 348 Wa dron 295 

588 Spring Bay... 128 Walnut 791 

2,176 SprinSert<Sn. . 444 Wapella 442 

31,051 Springfield . . . 34,159 Warren 1,327 



phenson co.). 
Pecatonica . . 



Spring Forest 378 Warrensburg. o03 

„_ Spring Garden 227 Warsaw 2.3o5 

169 Spring Valley 6,214 Washburn.... 780 

437 Rome.".".-.... 2^^ Stanford 601 Washington,. 1.4o9 

1,045 Romeoville... 113 Staunton.... 2,786 



Pear l( Pike CO.) 722 Rockton 
Pearl City (Ste- Rockwood 



Peoria . 
Peoria Hei't 



. . 56,100 



Wataga 545 

562 Waterloo 2,114 

Sose-UeT.V.ToU iieJ.cr.V..... 712 Waje.mau 



309 Rosiclare 278 Sterlin 



6,3 



W^uiseka 2,505 

341 



^Se"!'.:;: 1, i l^leV.v.-. I, is±°" :: S ^SSlia ::: 



Percy 
Perry ... 



Ruma 
642 Rushyille 



Peru. 6,863 Russellville 



Petersburg . 
Phillipstown 
Philo 



479 Stroughurst . 

1,000 Sublette 

229 Sullivan 

ummerfield 

ummit 



2>7 Rutland 893 Strawn 

100 Sadorus 340 Streator 

502 Sailor Springs 

Pincknevyille . 2,357 St. Anne ...... 

Piner City.... 577 St. Augustme. 

Plttsfield 2,293 St. Charles . . . 

PlainfieUl 920 St. David 

Plainville .... 296 St. Elnio 

pKuiiHiVr ^iit ItfScisVille 591 Swedona 

FlealanJpiSns 575 |t.Jacob 464 Sycamore 

Plymouth 8o4 St. Joseph 

Pocahontas... 482 St. Libory .... 

Polo 1,869 St. Mary 

Pontiac 4,266 Salem 

Pontoosuc... 2'.>9 Saline. 
Poplar Grove. 



151 Stockton 946 Wauconda 

2,292 Stoningtou . '"" 

253 Strasburg .. 



397 

438 Waukegan ... 9,426 

392 Waverly l^^^S 

224 W^ayne 522 

14,079 Wayaesville.. 528 

762 Weldon 536 

306 Wenona 1,486 

2,399 West Brooklyn 279 

360 West Chicago. 1,8/7 

547 West Dundee. 1.348 



2,675 

iZ Sumner::::::: 1,268 West^-i^Spr'gs, |2 



406 Swansea . 



735 
111 



_ WestFreeport 724 
5,653 W. Haniraond 2,935 



853 Westville 1,6 



vu. Table Grove.. 376 AVest Point.. 

220 Tallula 639 West Salem . . 

395 Taniaroa . . 

1,642 Tumpico .. 

151 Taylorville 

a.-. Sandoval 1,258 Tennessee. 

Poi-t Byron... 732 Sandwich 2,520 T;;»t'>PO ^s - - ^^^ ^iiuamsfleld 

^SrKSochvil pJ^:^::.::: Ir^r^^" ''' ^^'"^""^""^ 

?^iS^ile::: '^ a=.:::: .i |rr?-:::: 

PrMjetstown 1,143 SayJ^ol..^^. 879 Tinie^-^^-^" 



807 Wheaton . . . . 
4,248 AVheeler . . . . 

327 Wheeling 

Whitehall 



2.345 

206 

331 

2,030 

447 

573 



WillJanisville. 
467 Willisville.... 398 

474 Wilmette 2,300 

125 Wilmington 

300 (Will CO.) ... 1,420 



14a 

Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
ILLINOIS.— continued. 

Wilmington Winnetka . . . . 1,833 Woodland 331 Wyanet 902 

(Greene CO.). 213 Winslow 405 Woodlawn... 350 WyomiiiK .... 1,277 

Winchester.. 1,711 Winstaidey ... 1,055 Woodson 255 Xeiiia 800 

Windsor 86(! Witt 428 Woodstock... 2,.502 Yates Citv.... 650 

Winnebago.,. 405 Woodlmll.... 774 Worden 544 Yorkville 413 

INDIANA.-Poplilation 2,516,462. 

COUNTY. 

Adams 22,232 Franklin 16,388 Lawrence .... 25,729 Rush 20,148 

Allen 77,270 Fulton 17,453 Madison 70,470 St. Joseph 58,881 

Bartholomew, 24,594 Gibson 30,099 Marion 197.227 Scoit 8,307 

Benton 13,123 Grant 54,693 Marshall 25.119 Shelby 26,491 

Blackford .... 17.213 Greene 28.530 Martin 14.711 Spencer 22,407 

Boone 2i;,321 Hamilton .... 29.914 Miami 28,344 Starke 10,431 

Brown 9,727 Hancock 19,189 Monroe 20,873 Steuben 15.219 

Carroll 19.953 Harrison 21,702 Montgomery. 29,388 Sullivan 26,005 

Cass 34,545 Hendricks. . . . 21,292 Morgan 20,457 Switzerland . . 11,840 

Clark 31,835 Henry 25,088 Newton 10,448 Tii)i)ecanoe . . 38,659 

Clav 34,285 Howard 28,575 Noble 23,533 Tipton 19,116 

Clint(m 28,202 Huntington .. 28,901 Ohio 4.724 Union 6,748 

Crawford . . . 13,476 .Jackson 26.633 Orange 16,854 Vanderburg . 71,769 

Daviess 29,914 Jasper 14,292 Owen 15,149 Vermilion.... 15,252 

Dearborn .... 22,194 Jay 26,818 Parke 23,000 Vigo 62,035 

Decatur 19,518 Jefferson 22,913 Perry 18,778 Wabash 28,235 

Dekalb 25,711 Jennings 15.757 Pike 20,486 Warren 11,371 

Delaware 49,624 Johnson 20,223 Porter 19.175 Warrick 22,329 

Dubois 20,357 Knox 32,746 Posey 22,333 Washington. . 19,409 

Elkhart 45,052 Kosciusko. . . . 29,109 Pulaski 14,033 Wayne 38,970 

Fayette 13,495 Lagrange 15,284 Putnam 21,178 Wells 23,449 

Floyd 30,118 Lake 37,892 Randolph .... 28,653 White 19,138 

Fountain 21,446 Laporte 38,386 Ripley 19,881 Whitley 17,328 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Alamo 241 Bourbon 1,187 ' Charlestown . 915 Culver 505 

Albany 2,116 Bowling Gr'n 432 Chesterton... 788 Delplii 2,1^5 

Albion 1,324 Brazil 7,786 Chrisney 513 Dillsboro 465 

Alexandria... 7,221 Bremen 1,671 Churubnsco.. 884 Dublin . 698 

Alton 238 Briant 384 Cicero 1,603 Dunkirk 3,187 

Ambia 438 Bristol 546 Clarks Hill ... 539 Dunreith 205 

Amboy 402 Broadripple. . 487 Clarksville ... 2,370 Earl Park.... 563 

Anderson 20,178 Bronson 177 Clay City 1,503 East Chicago. 3,411 

Andrews 746 Brook 677 Cynthiana... . 502 E. Connersv'le 556 

Angola 2,141 Brooksburg.. 149 Dale 624 E. Gerniantown 305 

Arcadia 1,413 Brookston... 949 Dana 893 Eaton 1,567 

Argos 1,307 Brookville.... 2,037 Danville 1,802 Edinburg 1,820 

Ashley 1,040 Brownsburg.. 676 Darlington... 727 Elizabeth 271 

Atlanta 1,000 I'.rownstown., 1,685 Decatur. . .. 4,142 Elizabethiown 407 

Attica 3,005 Bunker Hill. . 568 Claypool 399 Elkhart 15,184 

Auburn 3,396 Burnettsville. 497 Claysburg.... 116 Ellettsville . .. 708 

Aurora 3,645 Butler 2,063 Clifford 233 Elnora 908 

Avilla 658 Cadiz 253 Clinton 2,918 Elwood 12,950 

Bainbridge ... 431 Cambridge ( "y 1,754 Cloverdale ... 445 English 649 

Batesville .... 1,384 Campbellsburg 672 Cochran 858 Etna Green.. 420 

BattleGround 150 Cannelburg.. 280 Colfax 767 Evansville ... 59.007 

Bedford 6.115 Caunelton. .. . 2.1S8 Columbia City 2,975 Fairmount... 3,205 

Bern 1,037 Carbon 951 Columbus ... . 8,130 Farniersburg. 625 

Birdseye 476 Carlisle 699 Connersville . 6,836 Farmland.... 870 

Bloomfield... 1,588 Carmel 498 Converse 1.415 Flora 1,209 

Bloomingdale 505 Carthage 1,028 Corydon 1.610 Forest Hill. .. 152 

Bloomington . 6,460 Castleton 199 Covington.... 2,213 Fort Branch.. 849 

Bluffton 4.479 Cayuga 832 Crandall 137 Fortville 1,006 

Boonville .... 2,849 Center Point. 600 Crawfordsville 6,649 Fort Wavne. . 45,115 

Boston 134 Centerville . . . 785 Crothersville. 765 Fountain Ciiy 455 

Boswell 824 Chalmers 462 Crown Point . 2,336 Fowler 1,429 



15a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
INDIANA.-continued. 



Francesville.. 596 

Fruukfort .... 7,100 

Fninkliu 4,005 

Frankton 1,464 

Fmlericksl)'>!; 281 

Fremont 709 

French Lick.. 260 

Garrett 3,910 

Gas City S,622 

Geneva 1,076 

Gentryville .. 464 

Georgetown.. 350 

Good laud .... 1,205 

Goshen 7.810 

Gosport 726 

Grand view... 822 

Greencastle . . 3,661 

Greendale 473 

Greenfleld. . . . 4,489 

Green sl)oro .. 284 

Greensburg . . 5,034 

Greentown ... 1,287 

Greenville.... 309 

Greenwood... 1,503 

HagiM\-;town. . 862 

Hamlet 432 

Hammond.... 12,376 

Hanover 377 

Hardinshurg . 210 
Hartford City 5,912 

Hartsville.... 439 

Hazleton 758 

Hebron 794 

Hillsboro 500 

Hobart 1,390 

Hope 1,088 

Howell 1,421 

Hudson 558 

Huutiugburg. 2,527 

Huntington .. 9,491 
Indianapolis. 169.164 

Ingalls 542 

Irvington ... 1,799 
Jamestown . . . 640 

Jasper 1,863 

Jeffersonville. 10,774 

Jonesboro.... 1,838 

Jonesville 268 

Judson 186 

Kendallville.. .3,354 

Kennard 417 

Jientland 1,006 

Ke wanna 646 

Kevstone 250 

Kirkliii 624 

Knightstown . 1,942 

Knightsville.. 1,171 

Knox 1,466 

Kokomo 10,609 

Laconia 135 

Ladoga 1,176 

Lafayette 18.116 

Lagrange 1,70! 

Lagro 456 

Lanesville.... 324 

Lapel 869 

Laporte 7,113 

Laurel 600 

Lawrenceburg 4.326 

Leavenworth. 655 



Lebanon 4,465 

Leesburg 390 

Lewisville 404 

Liberty 1,449 

Ligonier 2,231 

Linden 572 

Linton 3,071 

Little York . . 224 

Livonia 200 

Logansport . . 16,204 

Loogootee 1,382 

Lowell 1,275 

Lynn 705 

Macy 314 

Madison 7,835 

Marengo 700 

Marion 17,337 

Markle 729 

Martinsville.. 4,038 

Mauckport — 290 

Mentone 757 

Merom 478 

Michiiran 14,850 

Michigantown 417 

Middiebury.. 572 

Middlelown.. 1,801 

Milan 422 

Milford, (De- 
catur CO.) 211 

Milford, Kosci- 
usko CO.) 905 

Millersbnrg .. 481 

iMillhousen ... 265 

Milton 682 

Mishiiwaku ... 5,560 

Mitchell 1,772 

Modoc 221 

Monon 1,160 

Monroe City . 688 

Monroeville.. 690 

Monterey 261 

Montezuma... 1,172 

Montgomerv . 616 

Monticello . . . 2,107 

Montpelier ... 3,105 

Moorefield . . . 113 

Mooreland . . 309 

Moores Hill.. 338 

Mooresville.. 974 

Morocco 920 

Morristown .. 565 

Mt. Auburn . . 163 

Alt. Carniel .. 1.53 

Mt. Etna 175 

Mt. Vernon . . 5,132 

Muncie 20,942 

Nappanee 2,208 

Nashville 393 

New Albany.. 20.628 

New Amst'dam 200 

Newburg... . 1,-371 

New Carlisle ., 597 

New Castle... 3,406 

New Harmony 1,341 

New Haven . . 950 
NewMid'let'wn 167 

New Palestine 444 

Newpoint 451 

Newport 610 

New Kicinnoud 357 



New Ross .... 284 

Noblesville... 4,792 

Normal Citv . 868 

North Judson 944 

NortliLibertv 504 

No. Mancli'st'r 2,398 

North Salem.. 599 

North Vernon 2.823 

Oakland 1,991 

Odon 923 

Oldenburg.... 9.57 

Orestes 778 

Orleans 1,236 

Osgood 1,035 

Ossian 529 

Owensville ... 1,019 

Oxford 949 

Paoli 1,186 

Paragon 413 

Parker 909 

Patoka 710 

Patriot ...;.. 408 

Pendleton.... 1,512 

Pennville .... 773 

Peru 8,463 

Petersburg... 1,751 

Pierceton .... 886 

Pine Village.. 279 

Plymouth.... 3,656 

Poneto 332 

Port Fulton. . 1,101 

Portland 4,798 

Poseyvillo ... 628 

Princeton .... 6,041 

Redkey 2,206 

Remington . . . 1,120 

Rensselaer . . . 2,255 

Reynolds .... 393 

Richmond .... 18,226 

Ridgeville.... 1,098 

Rising Sun . . . 1,-548 

Roachdale ... 942 

Roann 631 

Roanoke 536 

Rochester .... 3,421 

Rock port .... 2.882 

Roe-kvillo .... 2,045 

Rosedale 865 

Rossville 598 

Royal Center. 6.57 

Rushville 4.-541 

Russellville... 298 

St. Joe 483 

St. Leon 369 

St. Meinrad... 525 

Salamonia 168 

Salem 1,995 

Saltilloviilo .. 207 

Scottsbu rg ... 1,274 

Sellersburg... 761 

Seymour 6,445 

Shelburn 523 

Shelby ville... 7,169 
Sheridan .... 1,795 
Shirley (Han- 
cock co,) 381 

Shirley City 

(Allen CO.)... 2-36 

Shoals 683 

Silver Grove . 598 



Silver Lake.. 604 

South Bend .. 35,999 

South Delphi. 247 

South Peru... 495 

Southport 285 

South Whitley 1,113 

Spencer 2,026 

Spiceland .... 590 

Spring Grove 113 

State Line.... 174 

Staunton 693 

Siinesville.... 288 

Straughn 186 

Sullivan 3,118 

Sulphur Sp'gs 262 

Summitville.. 1,4.32 

Sunman 370 

Swavzee 1,162 

Syracuse 928 

Tell City 2,680 

Tennyson 302 

Terre Haute . 36,673 

Thorntown... 1,511 

Tipton 3.764 

Troy .599 

Union Citv... 2,716 

Upland...'.... 1,208 

Valparaiso... 6.280 

VauBuren.... 965 

Veedersburg . 1,638 

Veracruz.... 199 

Vernon 557 

Versailles.... 501 

Vevay 1,588 

Viucennes.. . 10,249 

Wabash 8,618 

Wakarusa 917 

AValkerton... 1,037 

Walton 498 

Warren 1,-523 

Warsaw 3,987 

Washington. . 8,551 

Waterloo 1.244 

Waveland .... 648 

Wayuetown .. 757 
W. College Cor. 3!)2 

Westfleld 670 

W. Harrison . 304 

W. Lafayette. 2,-302 

West Lebanon 688 

West Madison 482 

Westport .... 614 

West Shoals.. 330 
W. Terre Haute 651 

Westville .... 468 

Wheatfield... 366 

Whiteland . . . 334 

Whitewater... 155 

Whiting 3,983 

Willianisport. 1,245 

AVinamac 1,684 

Winchester.. 3,705 

Windfzill 957 

Wingate 457 

Winslow 536 

Wolcott 825 

Wolcottville . 6-59 

WoodrufT.... 477 

Worthington. 1,448 

Zionsvllle .... 765 



16a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
INDIAN TERRITORY.-Population 392,060. 



Clierokee na- 
tion 101,754 

Chickasaw na- 
tion 13?>,260 

Cljoctaw iiat'n 91,781 

Creek nation. 40,674 



Adair 

Afton 

Ardmore 

Bartlesvilie... 

Biu'wyn 

Bluejacket ... 

Bokoshe 

Bristow 

Caddo 

Cameron 

Canadian 

Catoosa 

Checotali 

Clielsea 

Clilckaslia .... 
Clareraore. . . . 

Colprate 

Collinsville.. . 

Comanclie 

Connerville .. 

Cornish 

Cowlingtoii ... 
Cumberland.. 



5,681 
698 
276 
303 
153 
626 
930 
316 
522 
241 
805 
566 

3,209 
855 

2,614 
376 
547 
189 
307 
272 
343 



Adair 


. 16,192 


Adams 


. 13.601 


Allamakee .. 


. 18,711 


Appanoose . 


. 25,927 


Audubon .... 


. 13,626 


Be'iton 


. 25,177 


Blackhawk.. 


. 32,399 


Boone 


. 28.200 


Bremer 


. 16,305 


Buchanan ... 


. 21.427 


Buena Visia 


. 16.975 


Butler 


. 17,955 


Calhoun 


. 18,569 


Carroll 


. 20,319 


C.iss 


. 21,274 


Cedar 


. 19,371 


Cerro Gordo 


. 20.672 


Cherokee.... 


. 16.570 


Cljickasaw .. 


. 17.037 


Clarke 


. 12.440 


Clay 


. 13,401 


Clayton 


. 27,750 


Clinton 


. 43,832 


Crawford ... 


. 21.685 


Dallas 


. 23,058 



Seminole na- 
tion 3,786 

Modoc reser- 
vation 140 

Ottawa reser- 
vation 2,205 



Peoria reser- 
vation 

Qiiapaw res- 
ervation 

Seneca reser- 
vation 



TOWNS. Etc. 



Davis 1,346 

Dougherty.... 437 

Duncan 1,164 

Durant 2.969 



Earl 

Elmore 

Emet 

Eiifaula — 
Fairland ... 
Fort Gibson 

tJans 

Grove 

Hanson 

Harishorne, 
Heavener ., 
lllckorv ... 
Hol<lenville 

Howe 

Johnson — 

Kemp 

Lehigh 

Lenapah 154 

Leon 221 



225 
192 
342 
757 
499 
617 
136 
314 
182 

2,352 
234 
262 
749 
626 
204 
221 

1,500 



Lone Grove .. 
McAlester.... 

McGee 

MannsTille . . 

Marietta 

Marlow 

Miami 

Muldrow 

Mu.-<ci)gee 

Nowata 

Oakland 

Oologah 

Orr 

Paoli 

Pauls Valley.. 

Peoria 

Pontotoc 

Pott'au 

Pry or Creek . 

Purcell 

Purdy 

Kavia 



1,180 



970 



215 

646 
209 
198 
842 

1,016 

1,527 
465 

4,254 
498 
701 
308 
222 
234 

1,467 
144 
366 

1,182 
495 

2,277 
200 
128 



IOWA.— Population 2,231,853, 

COUNTY. 



Davis 15,620 

D«-catur ...... 18.115 

Delaware 19,185 

Des Moines .. 3.5,989 
Dickinson.... 7.995 

Dubuque 56.403 

Emmet 9.936 

Favette 29,845 

Flovd 17.754 

Franklin .... 14,996 

Fremont 18.546 

Greene 17,820 

Grundv 13.757 

Guthrie 18,729 

Hamilton .... 19,514 

Hancock 13,752 

Hardin 22,794 

Harrison 25,597 

Henry 20,022 

Howard 14,512 

Humboldt .... 12,667 

Ida 12.327 

Iowa 19.544 

Jackson 23,615 

Jasper 26,976 



Jefferson 17,437 

Johnson 24.817 

Jones 21.954 

Keokuk 24,979 

Kossuth 22,720 

Lee 39,719 

Linn 55,.392 

Louisa 13.516 

Lucas 16,126 

Lvon 13,165 

Madison 17,710 

Mahaska 34,273 

Marion 24,159 

.Marshall 29.991 

Mills 16,764 

Mitch.ll 14,916 

Monona 17.980 

Monroe 17,985 

Montgomerv. 17,803 
Muscatine.... 28.242 

O'Brien 16,985 

Osceola 8,725 

Page 24.187 

Palo Alto 14,354 

Plymouth.... 22,209 



Shawnee res- 
ervation 

Wyandote res- 
ervation 1,213 



297 



Rush Springs. 

Sallisaw 

Sapulpa 

Silo 

So, McAlester 

Spiro 

Sterrett 

Stilwell 

Sulphur Sp'gs 
Tahlequah ... 

Tamalia 

Thackerville . 

Tulsa 

Vian 

Vinita 

Wagoner .... 
Webbers Falls 

Welch 

W.stville .... 

Wisier 

Wyandotte ... 
Wynnewood . 



518 
965 
891 
246 

3.479 
543 
575 
779 

1,198 

1,482 
237 
154 

1,390 
296 

2,339 

2,372 
211 
334 
296 
313 
224 

1,907 



Pocahontas . 


. 15,339 


Polk 


. 82,624 


Putt'wa'tamie 54,336 


Powe>hiek .. 


. 19,414- 


Ringgold 


. 15,325 


Sac 


. 17,t;39 


Scott 


. 51,558 


Shelby 


. 17.932 


Sioux 


. 23,337 


Story 


. 23,159 


Tama 


. 24,585 


Taylor 


. 18.784 


Union 


. 19,928 


Van Buren . . 


. 17,354 


Wapello 


. 35,426 


Warren .... 


. 20,376 


Washington. 


. 20,718 


Wayne 


. 17,491 


Webster 


. 31.757 


\Vinnebagf>.. 


. 12,725 


Winneshiek. 


. 23,731 


Woodbury.. 


. 54.610 


Worth 


.10,887 


AV right 


. 18,227 



CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Ackley = 1,445 Ainsworth.... 404 AUerlon 

Ackworth 134 Akrou 1,029 Allison 

Adair 879 Albia 2,889 Alta 

Adek 1,213 Albion 440 Alta Vista.... 

Afton 1,178 Alden 709 Alton 

Agency....... 408 Algpna 2,911 Altoona 



950 Alvord 249 

463 Ames 2,422 

861 Anamosa 2,891 

179 Andrew 273 

1,009 Angus 333 

328 Anita 968 



17a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



IOWA.— continaed. 



Anthon 437 

Aplingtoa .... 427 

Arcadia 405 

Ariou 192 

Arlington 863 

Armstroujr... 907 

Arnolds Park 251 

Arlliur 162 

Ash ton 513 

Atlielstan 255 

Atlantic 5,046 

Auburn , 293 

Audubon 1,866 

Aurelia 621 

Aurora 331 

Avoca 1,627 

Ayrsliire 329 

Badi^er 240 

Bajfiey 355 

Baldwin 254 

Bancroft 839 

Barnes City . . 274 

Barnum 175 

Bassett 149 

Batavia 533 

Buttle Creek.. 542 
Baxter (M a- 
llaskaco)... 41 
Baxter (J a s - 

per CO.) 427 

Bayard 494 

Beacon 953 

Beaconsfield . 177 

Beam an 266 

Bedford 1,977 

Belle Plaine.. 3,283 

Bellevue 1,607 

Belmond 1,234 

Bennett 238 

Benton 192 

Bentonsport . 254 

Bernard 113 

Birniingham. . 622 

Blairstown . . . 592 

Blanclmrd.... 520 

Blencoe 279 

Blockton 704 

Bloomfield.... 2,105 

Bode 409 

Bonaparte.... 898 

Bondurant..,. 297 

Boone 8,880 

Boy den 336 

Braddyvllle . . 236 

Bradfrate 223 

Bray ton 141 

Breda... 395 

Brighton 807 

Bristow 317 

Britt 1,-540 

Brooklyn 1,188 

Buffalo 372 

Buffalo Center. 875 

Burlington... 23,201 

Burt 504 

Bussey 550 

Calamus 287 

Cal lender .... 399 

Calmar 1,003 

Calumet 113 

Carauuclie ... 713 



Cambridge ... 667 

Cantril 356 

Carlisle 553 

Carroll 2,882 

Carson 632 

Cascade 1,266 

Casey 568 

Castana 355 

Cedar Kails .. 5,319 
Cedar Kapids. 25,656 

Center Juucl'n 255 

Center Point. 674 

Centerville ... 5,256 

Central City.. 623 

Cliaritou 3,980 

Charles Cit v.. 4,227 

Charter Oak . 772 

Chelsea 419 

Cherokee 3,865 

Chillicothe ... 216 

Churdan 626 

Cincinnati 1,212 

Clare 374 

Clarence 675 

Chirinda 3.276 

Clarion 1,475 

Clarksville... 849 

Clearfield .... 698 

Clear Lake... 1,706 

Clermont 513 

Cleveland .... 202 

Clinton 22,698 

Clio 218 

Coburg 164 

Coggon 498 

Coin 574 

Colesburg 274 

Colfax 2,053 

College Spr'gs 693 

Collins 510 

Colo 391 

Columbus Citv 388 
ColumbusJunc. 1,099 

Conrad 483 

Conway 348 

Coon Kapids . 1,017 

Coralville .... 125 

Corninjf 2,145 

Correctionv'le 935 

Cor with 651 

Corydon 1,477 

Council Bhitfs 25,802 
Crawfordsville 268 

Cresco 2,806 

Creston 7,752 

Cromwell.... 208 

Crystal Lake. 246 

Cumberland.. 591 

Cushing 237 

Cylinder 118 

Dakota 362 

Dallas Center 625 

Danbnry 480 

Davenport ... 35,254 

Davis 617 

Dayton 753 

Decatur 367 

Decorah 3,246 

Dedhani 374 

Dcen River... 403 

Defiance ,., . S87 



592 



Delraar .. 

Delta 

Denison 2,771 

Denver 102 

Des Moines . . 62,139 

DeSoto 345 

Dewitt 1,383 

Dexter 795 

Diagonal 383 

Donnellson .. 270 

Doon 545 

Dow ( ity .... 462 

Dows 818 

Drakesville .. 238 

Dubuque 36,297 

Diiniont 433 

Duncombe ... 350 

Dunkerton ... 2J7 

Dunlap 1.355 

Durant 560 

Dyers ville.... 1,323 

Dvsart 902 

Eaglegrove... 3,557 

Earliiam.... 630 

Earling 340 

Earlville 618 

Early 579 

East Peru.... 252 

Eddyville .... 1,230 

Edenville .... 476 

Edgewood 565 

Elberon 344 

Eldon 1,850 

Eld..ra 2,233 

Eld ridge 207 

Elgin 635 

Elkader 1,321 

Elkport 326 

Elliott 516 

Ellston 242 

Ellsworth.... 319 

Elnia 976 

Emerson 502 

Emmetsburg . 2,361 

Epworth 549 

Essex 710 

Estherville . . . 3,237 

Exira 851 

Fairbank 644 

Fairfield 4.689 

Farlev 513 

Farmington.. 1.332 

Farnhamville 348 

Farragut 514 

Fayette 1,315 

Floyd 3.53 

Fonda 1.180 

Fontanelle.... 853 

Forest City .. 1.758 

Fort Atkinson 264 

Fort Dodge . . 12,162 

Fort Madison. 9,278 

Foster 205 

Franklin 210 

Fredericksb'rg 565 

Frederika 170 

Fremont 542 

Galva 456 

Garden Grove 651 

Garner 1,288 

Garrison . , , . 482 



Garwin 470 

George 394 

Germania — 384 

Glraan 465 

Gil mo re City. 687 

Gladbrook... 842 

Glen wood.... 3,040 

Glidden 7.33 

Gold field 628 

Goodell 254 

Gowrie 681 

Graettinger .. 388 

Grafton 156 

Grand Junct'n 1,113 

Grand Mound 355 

Grand River . 326 

Grant City... 249 

Granville 351 

Gravity 549 

Gray 180 

Greeley 488 

Greene 1.192 

Greenfield.... 1,300 

Grimes 186 

Grinnell 3,860 

Griswold 900 

Grundv Center 1,-322 

Guthrie Cent'r 1,193 

Guttenberg... 1.620 

Hamburg .... 2,079 

Hamilton 538 

Hampton .... 2,727 

Hancock 276 

Harcourt 192 

Harlan 2,422 

Harper ....t.. 269 

Harris 217 

Hartley 1,006 

Hastings 404 

Havel ock 397 

Hawarden.... 1,810 

Hawk eye 518 

Hazleton 500 

Hedrick 1,035 

Henderson... 244 

Hepburn 118 

Hillsdale 244 

Holland 175 

Holstein 870 

Holy Cross... 115 

Hopeville.... 145 

Hopkinton ... 767 

Hornick 284 

Hospers 415 

Hubbard 676 

Hudson 359 

Hull 626 

Humboldt.... 1.474 

Humeston 945 

Ida Grove.... 1,967 

Imogene 296 

Independence 3,656 

Indianola 3,261 

Inwood 477 

Ionia 306 

Iowa 7,987 

Iowa Falls... 2,840 

Ireton 545 

Irwin 295 

Jackson June. 171 

JanesvUk.... Ul 



18a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



IOWA.— continued. 



Jefferson 2.601 

Jesup 690 

Jewell 947 

Jolley 266 

Kaloua 630 

Kamrar 223 

Kelleiton 458 

KelloKg 653 

Kelly 187 

Kensett 459 

Kenwood Park 283 

Keokuk 14,641 

Keosauqua ... 1,117 

Keota 996 

Keystone 405 

Kingsley 720 

Kinross 132 

Kirk man 203 

Kirkvtlle 402 

Klemme 2g2 

Knowlton.... 267 

KnoxviUe .... 3,131 

Lacona 496 

Ladora 239 

Lake C It V 2.703 

Lake Mills.... 1.293 

Lake Park ... 641 

Lakevlew — 591 

Lamoni 1,540 

Laniont 636 

LaMotte 272 

Lansing 1,438 

Laporte 1,419 

Larcliwood... 450 

Larrabee 125 

Laurens , 853 

Lawlor 646 

Le Claire .... 997 

Ledyai'd 257 

LeQrand 408 

Lehigh 806 

Leland 215 

Le Mars 4,146 

Lenox 1,014 

Leon 1,905 

Lester 225 

Letts 387 

Lewis 613 

Limespriugs . . 605 

Linden 314 

LineviUe 690 

Lisbon 956 

Liscorab a38 

Little Rock.. 399 

Little Sioux. . 427 

Livermore ... 618 

Logan 1,377 

Lohrvllle 697 

Lone Tree.... 600 

Lorimor 587 

Lowden 544 

Low Moor . . . .318 

Lucas 1,132 

Luverne 534 

Luzerne 169 

Lynnville.... 347 

McGregor.... 1,498 

Mclntire 427 

Macedonia ... 295 

Macksburg . . . 235 

Madrid 1,021 



Malcom 404 

Mallard 292 

Malvern 1,166 

Manchester. . . 2,887 

Manilla 773 

Manly 359 

Manning 1,169 

Manson 1,424 

IMaplelon 1,099 

Maquoketa... 3,777 
Marathon.... 659 
Marble Rock. 573 

Marcus 718 

Marengo 2,007 

Marion 4,102 

Marne 410 

Marshalltown 11,544 

Martelle 158 

^lartlnsburg . 332 
Marysville ... 322 
Mason City... 6,746 

Massena 475 

Matlock 94 

Maurice 280 

Maxwell 810 

Maynard 495 

Mechanicsv'le 703 
Mediapolis... 725 
Melbourne... 366 

Melrose 400 

Menlo 428 

Meri.len 432 

Merrill 389 

Meservey 193 

Mih's 385 

Milford 485 

Milo 585 

Milton 849 

Minburn .... 317 

Minden 328 

Missouri Vary 4,010 

Mitchell 245 

Mitcliellville . 768 

Modale 383 

Mondaniin 384 

Monmouth... 281 

Monona 674 

M(mroe 917 

Montezuma .. 1.210 
Monticello ... 2,104 

Montour 502 

Alontrose .... 748 
Moorliead.... 200 

aioravia 632 

Morning Sun. 948 

?»Iorrlson 176 

Moulton 1,420 

Mt. Ayr 1.729 

Mt. Pleasant . 4,109 
Mt. Vernon.. 1,629 

Moville 507 

Murray 949 

Muscatine.... 14.073 

Mystic 1,758 

Nashua 1,268 

Neola 921 

Nevada 2,472 

NewAlbiii 543 

Newell 762 

New Hampton 2.339 
New Hartford 670 



New London. 1,003 

New Market . 600 
NewProvid'nce.268 

New Sharon . 1,252 

Newton 3,682 

New Vienna.. 245 

Nichols 398 

Nora Springs. 1,209 
North Englisii 683 

No. McGregor 616 

North wood... 1.271 

Norwalk 287 

Norway 533 

Oakland 913 

Qpheyedan... 599 

Odebolt 1.432 

Oelwein 5,142 

Ogden 993 

Olin 692 

Oilie 238 

Onawa 1,933 

Onslow 263 

Orange City . . 1,457 

Orient 359 

Orleans 92 

Osage 2.734 

Osceola 2,505 

Oskaloosa.... 9,212 

Ossian 670 

Oto 396 

Ottumwa 18.197 

Oxford 664 

Oxford June . 780 

Pacific June. . 732 

Pack wood.... 284 

Panama 221 

Panora 958 

Parkersburg . 1,164 

Parnell 318 

Paton 328 

Patterson .... 163 

Paullina 617 

Pella 2.623 

Perry 3,986 

Persia 361 

Peterson 521 

Plerson 858 

Pilot Mound . 315 

Plaiufield 320 

Pleasanton. .. 164 

Pleasant Plain 280 

Pleasantville. 738 

Pocahontas .. 625 

Polk 438 

Pomeroy 910 

Portsmouth.. 316 

Postville ... 984 

Prairie 808 

Prescott 446 

Preston 593 

Primgliar ... 814 

Princeton 456 

Protivin 136 

Pulaski 302 

Quincv 106 

Kadcliffe 645 

Randalia 117 

Randolph .... 373 

Rathbnn 270 

Redding 311 

Redfieia 609 



Red Oak 4.355 

Reinbeck 1,203 

Renisen 835 

Ren wick 350 

Ricevllle 804 

Richland 634 

Ridgeway 371 

Rippev 395 

Riverside 698 

Riverton 687 

Rock Falls... 124 

Rockford .... 1,080 

Rock Rapids . 1,766 

Rock Valley.. 1,054 
Rockwell (Cer- 

ro Gordo CO.). 830 
Rockwell City 

(Calliounco.) 1,222 

Rodman 147 

Rodney 173 

Roland 557 

Rolfe 994 

Rome 255 

Rose Hill.... 253 

Rudd 381 

Russell 636 

Ruthven 787 

Sabula 1,029 

Sac City 2,079 

St. Ansgar.... 698 

St. Aniliony.. 174 

St. Charles... 412 

St. Olaf 124 

Salem 548 

Salix 387 

Sanborn 1,247 

Schaller 6G1 

Sclileswig .... 233 

Scranton 983 

Searsboro 263 

Seymour 1.703 

Shannon City. 380 

Sheffield 688 

Shelby 692 

Sheldahl 179 

Sheldon 2,282 

Shell Rock... 839 

Shellsbmg ... 511 

Shenandoah.. 3,573 

Sibley 1,289 

Sidney 1,143 

Sigourney.... 1,952 

Silver City ... 438 

Sioux City.... 33,111 

Sioux Center . 810 

Sioux Rapids. 1.005 

Slater 426 

Sloan 643 

Smithland.... 435 

Solon 397 

South English 319 

Spencer 3,095 

Spillville 356 

Spirit Lake . . 1,219 

Springbrook. . 107 

Springville ... 599 

Stacy ville 490 

Stanhope 297 

Stanton 404 

Stanwood 415 

Slate Ceuter , 1,008 



19a 



Population of United States, Census 1300— continued. 



IOWA.— continued. 



steamboat K'ck 410 

Storm Lake., 2,169 

Story City.... 1,197 

Stratford 458 

Strawberry Hill 164 
Strawberry Pt. 1,012 

Struble 172 

Stuart 2,079 

Sumner 1,437 

Superior 187 

Sutherland ... 722 

Swaledale .... 240 

Swan 406 

Swea City .... 322 

Tabor 934 

Tama 2,649 

Templeton ... 321 

Terrll 217 

Thayer 394 

Thompson 450 

Thor 274 

ThornburK.... 267 

Thornton 299 

Thurman 409 



Tin^ley . 488 

Tipton 2,S13 

Tltonka 224 

Toledo 1,941 

Traer 1,458 

Tripoli 655 

Union 589 

Urbana 323 

Ute 407 

Vail 578 

Valley J luict'n 1,700 

Vanhorn 484 

Van Meier... 407 

Van Wert .... 306 

Victor 612 

Villisca 2,211 

Vincent 163 

Vinton 3,499 

VolKaCity.... 444 

Wadena 170 

Walcott 862 

Walker 505 

Wall Lake... 659 

Walnut 878 



Wapello 1,398 

Washington.. 4,255 

Waslita 431 

Waterloo .... 12,580 

Waucoma.... 540 

Waukee 292 

Waukon 2.153 

Waverly 3,177 

Wayland 394 

Webster City 4,613 

Wellman 654 

Wellsburg ... 203 

Wesley 730 

West Bend... 538 

West Branch. 647 

W. Burlington 1,044 

Westchester . 209 

West Decorah 531 

Westgate 260 

West Liberty. 1,690 

W. McGregor 100 

W. Mitcliell.. 207 

West Point... 664 



Westslde 396 

West Union.. 1,935 

Wliat Clieer .. 2,746 

Wlieatland ... 475 

Wliiting 572 

AVliittemure. . 522 

Whilten 217 

Wllli.inis 500 

Williamsburg 1,100 

Wilton 1,233 

Windsor 143 

Win field 820 

Win terse t 3.039 

Wintluop 618 

Wiota 218 

Woodbine 1,255 

Wood burn... 467 

Woodwanl ... 550 

Woodstock... 274 

Wortliington. 288 

Wyoming 794 

Yorktown.... 170 

Zearing 388 



KANSAS.— Population 1,470,495. 



COUNTY. 



Allen 19,507 

Anderson .... 13,938 

Atcliison 28,606 

Barber 6,594 

Barton 13,784 

Bourbon 24,712 

Brown 22,369 

Butler 2:^,363 

Chase 8.246 

Chautauqua.. 11,804 

Clierokee 42,694 

Ciieyenne 2,640 

Clark 1,701 

Clay 15,833 

Cloud 18,071 

Coflfey 16,643 

Comanclie.... 1,619 

Cowley 30,156 

Crawford 38,809 

Decatur 9,234 

Dickinson.... 21,816 
Doniphan .... 15,079 

Douglas 25,096 

Edwards 3,682 

Elk 11,443 

Ellis 8,626 

Ellsworth.... 9,626 



Finney 

Ford 

Franklin 

Geary 

Gove 

Graham 

Grant 

Gray 

Greeley 

Greenwood... 
Hamilton — 

Harper 

Harvev 

Haskell 

Hodgeman 

Jackson 

Jeflfersou 

Jewell 

Johnson 

Kearny 

Kingman , 

Kiowa 

Labette , 

Lane 

Leavenwortli. 
Lincoln 



3.469 

5,497 
21,354 
10,744 

2,441 

5,173 
422 

1,264 

493 

16,196 

1,426 

10.310 

17.591 

457 

2,032 
17,117 
17,533 
19,420 
18,104 

1,107 
10,663 

2,365 
27,387 

1,563 
40.940 



Linn 

Logan 

Lyon 

McPherson... 

Marion 

Marshall 

Meade 

Miami 

Mitchell 

Montgomery . 

Morris 

Morton 

Nemaha 

Neosho 

Ness 

Norton 

Osage 

Osl)orne 

Ottawa 

Pawnee 

Phillips 

Pottawatomie 

Pratt 

Rawlins 

Keiio 

Republic ... . 



16,689 

1,962 

25,074 

21,421 

20,676 

24,355 

1,581 

21,641 

14,647 

29,039 

11.967 

804 

20,376 

19.254 

4,535 

11,325 

23,659 

11,844 

11,182 

6,084 

14,442 

18,470 

7,085 

5.241 

29,027 

18,248 



Rice 14,745 

Rilev 13.828 

Rooks 7,960 

Rush 6,134 

Russell 8,489 

Saline 17,076 

Scott 1,098 

Sedgwick 44,037 

Sewar(i 822 

Shawnue 53,727 

Sheridan 3,819 

Sherman 3,341 

Smith 16,384 

Stafford 9,829 

Stanton 327 

Stevens 620 

Sumner 25.631 

Thomas 4,112 

Trego 2,722 

Wabaunsee .. 12,813 

Wallace 1,178 

Washington.. 21,963 

Wichita 1.197 

Wilson 15,621 

AVoodson 10,022 

Wyandotte ... 73,227 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Abilene 8,507 Arlington 312 Belle Plalne.. ' 551 Burlingame .. 



Alma 
Almena ., 
Altamont 

Alton 

Altooiia ., 
Amerlcus 

Anthony 1,179 Axtell 651 

Arcadia 638 Baldwin 1.017 Bronson 

Argentine.... 5,878 Barnes 383 Brookville 



Argon ia 



Asiiland 
491 Assaria . 
546 Atchison 
287 Attica . . 

299 Atwood 486 Blue Rapids .. 1,100 Caney 

Augusta 1,197 lUuff 200 Canton.... 

Bonner Springs 609 Carbondale 
361 Cawker.... 
292 Cedarva 



1,436 

2,418 

671 

627 



493 Belleville 1,833 Burlington 

214 Beloit 2,:J59 Burr Oak 

15,722 Bennington' . . 3S9 Burrton . 

311 Blue Mound.. 738 Caldwell 1,574 

' " 887 

493 
625 
816 
932 
655 



Baxter Si)rlngs 1,641 Jhiffalo 299 Centralia 



Arkansas 6,140 Bealtie 633 Burden 519 Chauute 4,208 



20a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



KANSAS.— continued. 



Chapman 627 

Cheney 429 

Cherokee 1.326 

Cherry vale ... 3,472 

Chetopa 2,019 

Cimarron 237 

Circleville.... 223 
Clay Center.. 3,069 
Clearwater ... 368 

Clifton 609 

Clyde 1,157 

Coffevville . . . 4,953 

Colby 641 

Cold water.... 263 

Colony 483 

Columbus .... 2,310 

Colwich 225 

Concordia 3,401 

Conway Springs 714 

Coolidjje 288 

CorninK 425 

Cortland 286 

Cot t'nwo'd Falls 842 
Council Grove 2,2fi5 

Cuba 445 

Delphos 648 

Denton 247 

Dexter 380 

Dighton 194 

Dodge 1,942 

Doniphan .... 196 

Douglass 755 

Downs 938 

Dunlap 400 

Edgerton 310 

Edna . 374 

Effingham 634 

Eldorado 3,466 

Elk 709 

Ellinwood 760 

Ellis 932 

Ellsworth .... 1,549 

El wood 623 

Empire 2,258 

Emporia 8,223 

Englewood ... 181 
Enterprise ... 798 

Erie 1,111 

Eskridge 612 

Eudora 640 

Eureka 2,091 

Everest 502 

Fairview 895 

Fall River.... 371 

Florence 1,178 

Fontana 237 

Fort Scott.... 10,322 
Frankfort.... 1.167 

Fredonia 1,650 

Fronteuac 1,805 

Fulton 424 

Galena 10,155 

Galva 300 

Garden 1,590 

Gardner 475 

Garnett 2,078 

Gaylord 302 

Geneseo 466 

Geuda 218 

Oirard 2,473 



Glasco 509 

Glen Elder... 481 

Goddard 225 

Goffs 365 

Goodlaud .... 1,059 

Gove 162 

Grainfleld.... 115 

Great Bend .. 2,470 

Greeley 394 

Green leaf 854 

Greensburg .. 343 

Grenola 666 

Gypsnm 552 

Haddam 355 

Halstead 914 

Hamlin 258 

Hanover 987 

Harper 1,151 

Hartford 553 

Havensville... 437 

Havs 1,136 

Hazleton 143 

Hepler 215 

Herington 1,607 

Hiawatha 2.829 

Highland 780 

Hill 468 

Hillsboro. ... 754 

Hoisington. . 789 

Holton 3,082 

Hope 557 

Horton 3.398 

Howard 1,207 

Hoxie 250 

Humboldt.... 1,402 

Hunnevvell... 233 

Huron 200 

Hutchinson .. 9.379 

Independence 4,851 

Inniau 352 

lola 5,791 

Irving .. 366 

Jamestown.... 400 

Jetmore 230 

Jewell 736 

Junction ... . 4,695 

Kanopolis .... 240 

Kansas City .. 51.418 

Kincaid 364 

Kingman 1,785 

Kinsley 780 

Kiowa 765 

Kirwin 586 

La Crosse 536 

Lacygne 1,037 

Laharpe 610 

Lakin 259 

Lancaster 292 

Larned 1,583 

Lawrence 10,862 

Leavenworth. 20,735 

Lebanon 590 

Lcbo 605 

Leconipton . . . 408 

Lenora 247 

Leon 527 

Leonardville . 335 

Leoti 151 

Le Koy 772 

Liberal 426 



Liberty 314 

Lincoln 1,262 

Lindsborg.... 1,279 

Linwood 349 

Little Hiver.. 457 

Logiin 449 

Longton 664 

Loiiisburg 665 

Louisville.... 336 

Lucas 277 

Lyndon 1.004 

Lyons 1,736 

McCracken... 312 

McCune 657 

McLouth 529 

McPherson... 2,996 

Macksville ... 248 

Madison 683 

Manhattan . . . 3,438 

Mankato 890 

Marion 1,824 

Marquette 489 

Marvsville ... 2,006 

Meade 326 

IMedicine Lodge 917 

Mel vera 469 

Meriden 433 

Midland 164 

Miltonvale ... 396 

Minneapolis.. 13.727 

Moliue 695 

Moran 464 

Morganville.. 350 

Morrill 400 

Mound Citv.. 809 

Mound Ridge. 567 

Mound Valley 533 

Mt. Hope 327 

Mulvane 667 

Muscotah 462 

Narka 258 

Neodesha 1,772 

Neosho Falls 763 

Ness 505 

Netawaka .... 330 

Newton 6,208 

Nickersou.... 1,038 

Norton 1,202 

Norlonville.. 700 

Norwich 311 

Oakley 269 

Oberlia 937 

Ogden 232 

Oketo 347 

Olathe 3.451 

Onaga 598 

Oneida 279 

Osage 2.792 

Osawatomie .. 4,191 

Osborne 1,075 

Oskaloosa 978 

Oswego 2,208 

Ottawa 6,934 

Oxford 667 

Paola 3,144 

Parker 306 

Parkerville... 146 

Parsons 7,682 

Pawnee Rock. 210 

Pea body 1.369 



Perry 464 

Phillipsburg . 1,008 

Pittsburg .... 10.112 

Plainville.... 378 

Pleasanton ... 1,097 

Pomona 547 

Powliatan 237 

Pmtt 1,213 

Prescott 298 

Queiienio 682 

Randall 268 

Randolph .... 372 

L'eading 304 

Republic 241 

Robinson 493 

Rosedale 3,270 

Rossville 555 

Russell 1.143 

Sabetlia 1,646 

St. John 869 

St. Mary's.... 1,390 

St. Paul 1,047 

Salina 6,074 

Santa Fe 128 

Scammon 1,549 

Scaudia 698 

Scott 212 

Scraiitou 1,099 

Sedan 1,067 

Sedgwick 622 

Seneca 1,846 

Severance 424 

Severy 489 

Sliaron 116 

Sharon Sp'ngs 180 

Silver Lake . . 259 

Smith Center. 1,142 

Soldier 302 

Solomon 817 

South Haven . 411 
So. Hutchinson 225 

Spearville 157 

Spivey VH 

Springhill .... 580 

Stafford 1.068 

Sterling 2,002 

Stockton 1,030 

Strong 1,128 

Summerfield.. 505 

Sylvan Grove. 319 

Sylvia 220 

Svracuse 460 

Thayer 542 

Tongjiuoxie . . 848 

Topeka 33,608 

Toronto 695 

Tribune 62 

Troy 947 

Udall 282 

Ulysses 40 

Uniontown .. 293 

Valley Center 343 

Valley Falls.. 1,078 

Vermilion.... 362 

Vining 245 

Wakeeney.... 394 

Wakefield.... 322 

Walnut 603 

Walton 174 

Wauiego 1,618 



21a 

Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
KANSAS.-continaed. 

Washington, „ 1,575 Wellington.... 4,245 White Cloud . 713 Wilson 939 

Waterville ... 610 Wellsville .... 447 Whitewater.. 267 Windom 146 

Wathena 798 Westmoreland 620 Wliiting 384 Winfleld 5,554 

Waverly 586 Wetmore 434 Wichita 24,671 Yates Center. 1,634 

Weir 2,977 Wliite 532 Willis 187 



KENTUCKY.-Population 2,147,174. 



COUNTY. 



Adair 


.14,888 


Edmonston . 


. 10,080 


Allen , 


. 14,657 


Elliott 


.. 10,387 


Anderson ... 


. 10,051 


Estill 


. 11,669 


Ballard 


. 10,761 


Fayette 


. 42,071 


Barren 


. 23,197 


Fleming 


. 17,074 


Bath 


. 14,734 


Floyd 


. 15,552 


Bell 


. 15,701 


Franklin .... 


. 20.852 


Boone 


. 11,170 


Fulton 


. 11,546 


Bourbon 


. 18,069 


Gallatin 


. 5,163 


Boyd 


. 18.834 


Garrard 


. 12,042 


Bovle 


. 13,817 


Grant 


13,239 


Bracken 


12,137 


Graves 


. 33,204 


Breathitt 


. 14,322 


Grayson 


. 19,878 


Breckinridge. 


20,534 


Green 


. 12.255 


Bullitt 


, 9,602 


Greenup.... 
Hancock — 


. 15,432 


Butler 


. 15,896 


. 8.914 


CaMwell 


. 14,510 


Hardin 


. 22,937 


Calloway 


. 17,633 


Harlan 


.. 9,838 


Campbell 


, 54,223 


Harrison — 


.18,570 


Carlisle 


. 10,195 


Hart 


. 18.390 


Carroll 


. 9,825 


Henderson .. 


. . 32,907 


Carter 


. 20,228 


Henry 


. . 14,620 


Casey 


. 15.144 


Hickman .... 


. 11,745 


Christian 


. 37,962 


Hopkins. ... , 


. 30,995 


Clark 


. 16,694 


Jackson . 


10 561 


Clay 


. 15,364 


Jefferson 


.232,549 


Clinton 


. 7.871 


.lessamiue... 


. 11,925 


Crittenden . . , 


. 15,191 


Johnson 


. 13,730 


Cumberland.. 


, 8,962 


Kenton 


..63,591 


Daviess , 


. 38,667 


Knott 


.. 8,704 




CITIES, VIL 


XAG] 


Adairville.... 


720 


Bloorafield... 


. 385 


Albany 


, 234 


Bonnieville.. 


. 270 


Alexandria .., 


. 359 


Booneville... 


. 251 


Alleiisville..., 


. 430 


Boston 


. 168 


Anchorage .. 


. 421 


Bowling Gr' 


n 8.226 


Arlington 


584 


Bradfordsville 301 


Ashland 


, 6.800 


Brandenburg 


. 218 


Athens 


186 


Bremen 


. 180 


Auburn 


697 


Briensburg.. 


. 107 


Augusta 


, 1,718 


Brudhead ... 


. 337 


Bagdad 


190 


Bromley 


. 643 


Bandana 


205 


Brookville .. 


. 565 


Barbourville . 


, 1,010 


Brownsville. 


. 234 


Bardstown ... 


1,711 


Buflfalo 


. 347 


Bard well 


1,512 


Bnrgin 


. 703 


Barnsley 


380 


Burkley 


. 184 


Beattvville ... 


696 


Butler 


506 


Be.ive'rDara.. 


552 


Cadiz 


. 881 


Bedford 


307 


Cairo 


155 


Bellevue 


6,332 


Calhoun 


. 631 


Benton 


664 


California... 


. 292 


Berea 


762 


Calvert 


. 127 


Berry 


250 


Campbellsbui 


•g 191 


Birmingham . 


291 


Campbellsville 1,341 


Blackford.... 


243 


Campton 


. 276 


Blaine 


134 


Canevville... 


. 294 


Blandville ,.., 


. 277 


Cannier 


. 246 



Knox 17,372 

Larue 10,764 

Laurel 17,592 

Lawrence — 19,612 

Lee 7,988 

Leslie 6,753 

Letcher 9,172 

Lewis 17,868 

Lincoln 17,059 

Livingston ... 11,354 

Logan 25,994 

Lvon 9,319 

McCracken ... 28,733 

McLean 12,448 

Madison 25,607 

Magoffin 12.006 

jNIarion 16.290 

Marsliall 13.692 

Martin 5,780 

Mason 20,446 

Meade 10,533 

Menifee 6,818 

Mercer 14.426 

Metcalf 9,988 

Monroe 13,053 

Montgomery, 12.834 

Morgan 12.792 

Muhlenberg .,20.741 

Nelson 16.5.^7 

Nicholas 11,952 



Oliio 27,287 

<^)ldliam 7,078 

Owen ......... 17.563 

Owsley 6.874 

Pendleton . . . , 14,947 

Perry 8.276 

Pike 22,686 

Powell , 6,443 

Pulaski 31,293 

Rob»rtson 4,900 

Rockcastle ... 12,416 

Rowan 0,277 

Russell 9.695 

Scott 18,076 

Shelby 18,340 

Simpson 11,624 

Spencer 7,406 

Taylor 11,075 

Todd 17.371 

Trigg 14.073 

Trimble 7,272 

Union 21.326 

Warren 2D,970 

Washington.. 14.182 

Wayne 14,892 

Webster 20.097 

Whiiley 25.015 

Wolfe 8,764 

Woodford.... 13,134 



Carlisle 1,377 

Carrollton.... 2,205 

Carrsville .... 278 

Casey ville .... 217 

Catlettsburg.. 3,081 

Cave City .... 538 

Centertown .. 201 

Central City.. 1,348 
Cent.Covingt'n 2,155 

Cerulean Sp'gs 190 
Clay (Webster 

county) 450 

Clay City (Pow- 
ell county (., 585 

Clinton 1,462 

Cloverport . . . 1.656 

Columbia 654 

Columbus 1,235 

Concord 200 

Corbin 1,544 

Corinth 331 

Corydon 782 

C'oviugton... 42,938 

Crab Orcliard 385 

Crescent 442 

Crittenden,... 199 

Crof ton 278 



Cromwell 

Cropper 

Curdsville 

Cynthiana 

Danville 

Dawson Sp'gs. 

Dayton , 

Deanfield 

Defoe 

Dexter 

Dixon 

Dover 

Drakesboro .. 
Dimnville .... 
Dycusburg... 
Earlington ... 

Eastview 

Eddy ville 

Eden (Inez p. o, 
Elizabethtown 

Elizaville 

Elkton 

Elsmere 

Eminence 

Erlanger 

Ezel ;... 

Fairfield 



225 
162 
227 

3.257 

4,2a5 
935 

6,104 
365 
122 
221 
669 
879 
228 
139 
219 

3,012 
127 

1.210 
) 412 

1,861 
199 

1,123 
519 

1,018 
453 
149 



22a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued 



KENTUCKY.-continaed, 



Fallsburg .... 159 

Falmouth 1,134 

Farmers 341 

Farmington .. 118 

Flat Gap 106 

Flemin^'sbui-K l,'2t>8 

Florence -2:<8 

Ford 731 

Fords ville 586 

Foster 148 

Frankfort.... 9,487 

Franklin 2,1C6 

Fredonia 196 

Frenchburg .. 210 

Fulton 2,8t,0 

Georgetown . . 3,823 

Germantown. 407 

Gest 126 

Ghent 5(;9 

Glasgow 2,019 

Glargow June. 224 

Glencoe 226 

Gordonsville . 117 

Gracey 142 

Grange 143 

Gratz 246 

Grayson 606 

Greensburg .. 564 

Greenup 711 

Greenville.... 1,051 

Guthrie 807 

Hanson 549 

Hardin 240 

Hardinsburg.. C89 

Hardy ville... 166 

Harrodsburg . 2,876 

Hartford 785 

Hawesville ... 1,041 

Hazel Green.. 225 

Henderson ... 10,272 

Hickman 1,589 

Hickory Grove 250 

Highland Park 993 

Hillsboro 227 

Hindman 331 

Hiseville 178 

Hodgensville. 825 

Hopkiusville . 7,280 

Horse Cave .. 867 

Huntsville.... 120 

Hustonville .. 425 

Hyden 2fi9 

Independence 193 

Irvine 260 

Irvington 385 

Jackson 941 

Jellico 322 

Jonesville... 168 



Junction City. 817 

Kirkmansvilie 126 

Knottsville... 209 

Kuttawa 858 

Lafayette .... 199 

LaGrange 646 

Lamasco 134 

Lajicaster 1,640 

Latonia 1,882 

Lawrenceburg 1.253 

Lebanon 3,043 

Lebanon June. 699 

Lee City 171 

Leitchfield.... 914 

Lewisburg 239 

Lewisport 328 

Lexington ... 26,369 

Liberty 450 

Lisman 526 

Livermore.... 869 

Livingston.... 605 

Lockport 166 

London 1,147 

Louisa 1,099 

Louisville ....204,731 

Ludlow 3,334 

MeHenry 650 

McKee 106 

ISIackville .... 171 

Madisonville.. 3,628 

Manchester .. 398 

Mannsville ... 104 

Marion 1,064 

IMartinsburg. . 148 

Mayfield 4,081 

Mays Lick.... 237 

Maysville .... 6,423 

May town 106 

Middleburg... 182 

Middlesboro.. 4,162 

Midway 1,045 

Milburn. 272 

Millersburg.. 862 

Milton 324 

Minerva 105 

Monterev 370 

Monticello.... 546 

Morehead 1,100 

Lorgantield .. 2,046 

Morgan town . 587 

Mortons Gap. 885 

art. CarmeL.. 144 

Mt. Eden Ill 

Mt. Olivet.... 352 

Mt. Pleasant . 557 

Mt. Sterling . . 3,561 

Mt. Vernon .. 422 
Mt. Washiugt'n 1,093 



Munfordville. 440 

Murray 1,822 

Nebo 237 

Nepton 293 

New Castle... 462 
New Columbus 129 

New Haven... 350 

New Hope.... 256 

New Liberty.. 260 

Newport 28.301 

Nicholasville. 2,393 
No. Middlot'wn 434 
No. Pleasurev'le 228 

Olive Hill 291 

Owensboro... 13,189 

Owenton 1,014 

Owingsville .. 958 

Paducah 19,446 

Paints ville ... 641 

Paradise 107 

Paris 4,603 

Patesville .... 253 

Pellviile 145 

Pembroke.... 654 

Perryville.. . 431 

Petersburg... 503 

Pewee Valley 464 

Pikeville.. .. 608 

Pineville 2,072 

Pleasureville. 272 

Poole 198 

Poplar Plains. 236 

PortKoyal... 174 

Prestonsl)urg 409 

Prestonville.. 228 

Princeton 2,556 

Proctor 217 

Providence... 1,286 

Pr)'orsburg... 250 

Quincy 364 

Kay wick 140 

Render 426 

Richmond .... 4,653 

Robard 399 

Rochester .... 431 

Rockpoit 625 

Rocky Hill... 120 

Roslne 224 

Rowland 390 

Rowletts 198 

Rumsey 283 

Russell 743 

Russellville... 2,591 

Sacramento .. 434 

Sadieville 632 

St. Charles.... 753 

St. Helens.... 170 

Salem 208 



Salyersville .. 265 

Sanders 218 

Sardis 257 

Scottsville.... 824 

Sabree 1,477 

Sharpsbnrg .. 482 

Shelby ville ... 3,016 
Shepherdsville 277 

Sherburne 251 

Simpsonville. 203 
Slaughtersville 5S3 

Smithland 579 

Smiths Grove 411 

Somerset 3,-384 

Souora 256 

So.Carrnllton. 452 

Spottsville 541 

Springfield... 1,016 

Springville... 520 
Stamping Gro'nd 373 

Stanford 1,651 

Stanton 192 

Stephensport. 241 

Sturgis 1,258 

Taylorsville.. 615 

Tilton 103 

Tompkinsville 366 

Trenton 600 

Turners Slat'n 176 

Tyrone 350 

Uniontown ... 1,532 

Upton 125 

Vanceburg... 1,161 

Vanderburg.. Ill 

Versailles .... 2,337 

Vine Grove .. 427 

Waddy 168 

Walton 538 

Warsaw 785 

Washington . . 675 

Water Valley. 254 

W. Covington 1,606 

West Liberty. 205 

W. Louisville. 210 

West Point. . . 489 

White Plains. 200 

Whitesburg.. 194 

Whitesville... 449 

WickliflFe 995 

Willard 578 

Williamsburg. 1,495 

Williamstown 613 

Winchester... 5,964 

Wingo 418 

Woodburn.... 226 

Woodbury.... 167 

Worth ville... 223 

Yosemite 207 



LOUISIANA. 



Acadia 23,483 Calcasieu . . 

Ascension .. . . 24,142 Caldwell. . . . 

Assumption .. 21.620 Cameron ... 

Avoyelles .... 29,701 Catahoula . . 

Bienville 17.588 Claiborne . . 

Bossier 24.153 Concordia . , 

Caddo 44,499 DeSoto 



-Population 1,381,625. 

COUNTY. 

30,428 E. Bat'nR'nge 31.153 Jackson 9,119 

6,917 East Carroll.. 11,373 Jefferson 15,321 

3,952 East Feliciana 20,443 Lafayette .... 22,825 

16,351 Franklin 8.890 Lafourclie... 28,882 

23,029 Grant 12,902 Lincoln 15,898 

13,559 Iberia 29.015 Livinsrston.. . . 8.100 

25,063 Iberville 27,006 Madison 12,322 



23a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



LOUISIANA.-continued. 



M o-elionse . . . lfi,634 Ricliland 11,116 St. Martin ... . 

Natchitociies. 33,216 Sabine lo.42l St. Mary 

Orleans 287,104 St. IJernard... 5,031 St. Tammany. 

Ouachita 20,047 St. Charles . . . 9,072 Tangipahoa . . 

riaquemines . 13,039 St. Helena 8.479 Tensas 

Point Coupee 25,777 St. James 20.197 Terrebone.. . . 

Rapides 39,578 St. Jolin Bap't 12.330 Union 

Red Kiver.... 11,548 St. Landry.... 52,906 VermiUou.... 



18,910 Vernon 10,327 

34.145 Wasliington.. 9,628 

13,335 Webster 15,125 

17,625 W. Bat. Roujje 10,285 

19,070 West Carroll. 3,685 

24,464 W. Feliciana . 15,994 

18.520 Winn .. 9,648 

20,705 



CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Abbeville 

Alexandria.... 

Amite 

Arcadia 

Arnaudville. . 

Bastrop 

Baton Roiifie. 
Bayou Sara .. 

Benton 

Berwick 

Bienville 

Boyce 

Breaux Brid^'e 
Broussard ... 

Bunkie 

(;arencri> 

Cliurcii Point. 

Clinton 

Colfax 

Columbia 

Coltonport ... 

Cousliatta 

CoviuKton 

Crowley 

Donaldsonville 
Erath 



1,536 

5,(;48 

1,547 

924 

327 

787 

ll.2(.9 

755 

463 

713 

263 

832 

654 

290 



Eunice 316 



779 
1,029 
847 
408 
354 



Logansport .. 

Everjj;reen 322 Madisonville.. 

Farmerville.. 458 Mandeville ... 

Franklin 2,692 I^Iansfield 

Franklintou.. 236 Mansura 

Gihsland 558 Many 

Grand Cane.. 385 Marksville ... 

Grand Coteau 521 Martliaville .. 

Greensbur}^... 315 Melville 

(iueydan 376 Mer Rouge... 465 Shreveport. 

Hannnond .... 1,511 Mindeu 1,561 Slaughter... 

Harrisonburg. 303 Monroe 6,428 Slidell 

Haughton 194 IMontgomery . 158 Tangipahoa 

Homer 1.157 Morgan Citv . 2,332 Tliibodaux.. 

Hoimia 3.212 Nat)oleonviile 945 Vidalia 



Pollock 

Ponchatoula. , 

Provencal 

Rayne 1 

Robeline 

Ruston 1 

837 St. Francisv'le 
228 St. -Joseph.... 
517 St. MartiMsv'le 1 
16 



445 Jackson 2.012 Natchitoches. 2.388 Ville Platte. 



18 Jeanerette .. 



960 

190 

382 

5(:5 

tiOO 

1,2(15 

4.214 

4,105 

215 



Jennings 

Junction City. 

Kenner 

Kentwood .... 

Lafayette 

Lake Charles. 



1.905 New Iberia... 6.815 Washington,. 
1,539 New Orleans 287,104 Waterproof.. 



637 
711 
246 
,007 
464 
,324 
.059 
717 
,926 
,013 
259 
[,129 
297 
1,253 
.022 
163 
,197 
298 
320 
775 
,850 
470 
200 
465 
276 



Androscoggin 54.242 
Aroostook.... 60,744 
Cumberland . 100,689 
Franklin 18,444 



389 New Roads... 770 Welsh 

1,253 Oak Ridge.... 348 West Monroe 

1.313 Oberlin 213 White Castle. 

3.314 Opelousas .... 2,951 Wilson 

6,680 Pineville 617 Youngsville .. 

Lake Prov'd'ce 1,256 Plain Dealing. 258 Zachary 

Lecsville 1,148 Plaqneniine.... 3,590 ZwoUe 

Lockport 401 Pleasant Hill. 300 

MAINE.— Population 694,466. 

COUNTY. 

Oxford 32,238 Somerset 33,84^ 

Penobscot.... 76,246 Waldo 24,185 

Piscataquis .. 16,949 W^ashington. . 45,232 

Sagadahoc . . . 20,330 York 64,885 



Hancock.... 37,241 

Kennebec 59,117 

Knox 30.406 

Lincoln 19,669 



CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Auburn 


. 12.951 


Calais 


7,655 


Lewiston 


. 23,761 


Presque Isle.. 


Augusta 


.. 11,683 


Clinton 


448 


Lincoln 


,. 868 


Rangelev 


Bangor 


,. 21,850 


Eastport 


5.311 


Jladison 


. 1,850 


Rockland .... 


Bath 


,, 10,-177 


Ellsworth .... 


4,297 


Jlonmouth., 


312 


RiimfordFalh 


JJelfast 


,. 4,(;l5 


Faiilicld 


2.-238 


Norway... . 


.. 2,034 


Saoo 


Bethel 


722 


Farmington .. 


1,251 


Old Town... 


. 5.763 


Skowhegan .. 


Biddeford... 


,. 16,145 


Fort Fairfield 


1,469 


Oxford 


. 497 


South Paris.. 


Brewer 


.. 4,835 


Freeport 


759 


Paris Hill... 


,. 251 


So. Portland . 


Bridgton .... 


.. 1.552 


Fryeburg 


5.-0 


Phillips 


.. 674 


Waterville... 


Brunswick . , 


.. 5,210 


Gardiner 


5,501 


Pittsfield... 


. 2,208 


Westbrook... 


Buck Held... 


379 


llallowell .... 


2,714 


Portland . . . . 


. 60,145 





1.256 
563 
8,150 
2,595 
6,122 
4.266 
1,457 
6,287 
9.477 
7,283 



MARYLAND-Population 1,188,044. 

COUNTY. 



Allegany 53,694 

Anne Arundel 39,620 

r.altimore 90,755 

Baltin)oreC'y 508,9.57 

Calvert 10.22? 

Caroline ..... 16,248 



Carroll 33,860 

Cecil 24,662 

Charles 17.662 

Dorchester... 27.962 
Frederick.... 51.920 
Garrett 17,701 



Harford 28,269 

Howard 16,715 

Kent 18,786 

IMontgomery. 80,451 
Prince George 29.898 
Qiuen Anne.. 18,i64 



St. Mary 17,182 

Somerset 25,923 

Talbot 20,342 

Washington. . 45.133 

Wicomico 22.852 

Worcester 20,865 



24a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— oontimied. 
MARYLAND.-continued. 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Aberdeen .... 
Annapolis. .. 
Baltimore — 

Bel.iir 

Berlin 

Bishopville.., 
Bladensburg. 
Blooininglon. 
Boonsboro .. 

Bowie . 

Brookeville .. 
Brunswick . . . 
Burkittsville 
Cambridge ... 

Ceeilton 

Oenterville . . 
Cljarlestown., 
Chesapeake . 
Chesterlown . 
Church Hill., 
Clear Spring. 

Crisfield 

Crump; on — 
Cumberland., 
Damascus.... 



8,525 

508.957 

!i61 

1,246 

243 

. 463 

395 

700 

, 443 

158 

2,471 

, 229 

5,747 

447 

1,231 

244 

1,172 

. 3.008 

368 

474 

3.165 

207 

17,128 

148 



Darlington... 260 

Deer Park ... 293 

Delmar 659 

Denton 900 

E. New Market 282 

Easton 3,074 

Elkton 2,-542 

Ellicott 1,331 

Enimitsbur^'.. 849 

Federalsburg.. 539 

Frederick. . . . 9,296 

Frostburjf .... 5,274 

Funkstown .. 659 

Gaithersburg. 547 

Galena 251 

Garrett Park. 175 

Girdle tree ... 3-36 

Grantsville... 175 

Greensboro .. 641 

Hagerstown . 13,591 

Ilauipstead .. 480 

Hancock 824 

Havrede Grace 3,423 

Hillsboro .... 196 

Hurlock 280 



Hyattsville... 1,222 

Keedysville . . 426 

Kensington .. 477 

Laurel 2,079 

Laytonsville . 148 

Leonardtown 463 
LocliLynnHo'ts 215 

Lonaconing .. 2,181 

Mancliester . . 609 

Middletown.. 665 

Mlllington... 406 
Mountain Lake 

Park 260 

INIt. Airy 332 

New Market . 360 

New Windsor 430 

Northejist .... 969 

Oakland 1,170 

Ocean City... 365 

Oxford 1.243 

Perrvville. . 770 
PocomokeCitv 2,124 

Poolesvillo. .. 236 

Port Deposit. 1,575 



Preston ...... 192 

Princess Anne 854 

Qneenstown.. 374 

Kidgely 713 

Rising Sun... 382 

Rockville .... 1,110 

St. Michaels.. 1,043 

Salisbury 4,277 

Secretary 410 

Sharpsburg .. 1,030 

Sharptown ... 529 

Smithsburg.. 462 

Snow Hill.... 1,596 

Sudlersville.. 221 

Takoma 756 

Taney town... 665 

Thurmont 868 

Trappe 279 

Union Bridge 663 
Upper Marlboro 449 

Walkersville. 3.59 

WesternporL. 1.998 

Westminster. 3,199 

Williamspor t 1,472 



MASSACHUSETTS.-Population 2,805,346. 

COUNTY. 

Barnstable . . . 27,826 Essex 357,030 Middlesex 565,696 Plymouth . 

Berksliire.... 95,667 Franklin 41,209 Nantucket.. 3,006 Suffolk.... 

Bristol 252,029 Hampden . ...175,603 Norfolk 151,539 Worcester 

Dukes. 4,561 Hampshire... 58,820 



.113,985 
.611,417 

, 346,958 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Beverly 13, 

Boston 560, 

Brockton 40 

Cambridge ... 91 

Chelsea 34, 

Chicopee 19, 

Everett 24, 

Fall River.... 104, 
Fitchburg.... 31, 



884 
,892 
.063 
886 
072 
,167 
336 
863 
531 



Gloucester 
Haverliill . 
Holyoke... 
Lawrence . 
Lowell ... 

Lynn 

Maiden 3-3.664 

Marlboro 13,( 



26,121 
37,175 
4.5,712 
62,559 
94.969 
68,513 



Medford 18,244 Qiiiucy.. 



Melrose 12,962 

New Bedford 62.442 
Newburyport. 14,478 

Newton 33.-587 

North Adams 24,200 
Northampton i8,643 
Pittsfield 21,766 



Salem 

Somerville 

Springfield , 

Taunton — 

Walthain.., 

Woburn... 

Worcester., 



. 23,899 
. 35,956 
. 61,643 
. 62,059 
. 31,036 
. 23,481 
. 14,254 
.118,421 



IMICHIGAN-Population 2,420,982, 



COUNTY. 



Alcona 5,691 

Alger 5,868 

Allegan 38,812 

Alpena 18,254 

Antrim 16.568 

Arenac 9.821 

Baraga 4,320 

Barry 22.514 

Bay 62,378 

Benzie 9,685 

Berrien 49.165 

Branch 27,811 

Calhoun 49.315 

Cass 20,876 

Charlevoix ... 13,956 
Chebovgan . . . 15.616 
Chippewa.... 21,338 
Clare 8,360 



Clinton 2-5,136 

Crawford .... 2.943 

Delta 23,8S1 

Dickinson.... 17,890 

Eaton 31.668 

Emmet 15,931 

Genessee 41.804 

Gladwin 6,564 

Gogebic 16,738 

Grand Trav'se 20,479 

Gratiot 29,889 

Hillsdale 29.865 

Hougiiton .... 66,063 

Huron 34.162 

Ingham -39,818 

Ionia -34,329 

Iosco 10,246 

Iron 8,990 



Isa))ella 22,784 

Jackson 48.222 

Kalamazoo . . 44.310 

Kalkaska 7,133 

Kent 129,714 

Keweenaw... 3.217 

Lake 4.957 

Lapeer 27,641 

Leelanaw .... 10,556 

Lenawee 48,406 

Livingston... 19,664 

Luce 2.983 

Mackinac 7,703 

Macomb 3-3,244 

Manistee 27,8-56 

Marquette ... 41,239 

M.tson 18.885 

Mecosta 20,6&3 



Menominee .. 

Midland 

Missaukee . . , 

Monroe 

Montcalm. ... 
Montmorency 
Muskegon...". 

Newaygo 

Oakland 

Oceana 

Ogemaw 

Ontonagon ... 

Osceola 

Oscoda 

Otsego 

Ottawa 

Presque Isle . 
Roscommon . 



27,046 

14,439 

9,308 

32,754 

32,754 

3,234 

37,036 

17,673 

44,792 

16,644 

7,765 

6,197 

17,859 

1,468 

6.175 

39.667 

8,821 

1,787 



2oa 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



MlCHIGAN.-continued. 

Saginaw 81,222 Sanilac 35,055 Tuscola .... 

St. Clair 55,228 Schoolcraft... 7,889 Van Buren. 

St. Joseph ... 23,889 Sliiawassee .. . 33,866 Washtenaw 



35,890 Way n e 348,793 

3:J,274 Wexford 16,845 

47.761 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Addison 


470 


Clare 


1.326 


Galien 


440 


Adrian 


9,654 


Clarkston 


360 


G arden 


465 


Albion 


4,519 


Clayton 

Clifford 


370 


Gaylord 


1,561 


Algonac 


1,216 


339 


Gladstone 


3,380 


Aileron 


2,667 


Climax 


398 


Gladwin 


775 




2,047 


Clinton 


1,0.38 


Glennwood .. 


999 


Alniont 


718 


Clio 


C40 


Gobleville ... 


505 


Alpena 


11,802 


Coldwater.. . 


6,210 


Grand Haven 


4,743 


Ann Arlior .. 


14,509 


Coleman 


1,014 


Grand Ledge. 


2,161 


Armada 


863 


Coloma 


687 


Grand Rapids 


87,565 


Ashley 


617 


Colunibiaville 


457 


Grand ville.... 


457 


Athens 


583 


Concord 


534 


Grant 


214 


Augusta 


541 


Constantine. . 


1,226 


Grass I^ake . . 


648 


Au Sable 


1,116 


Coopersville . 


660 


Greenville 


3,381 


Bad Axe 


1,241 


Copemish 


429 


Grassepoiiit.. 


343 


Baldwin 


343 


(-orunna 


1,510 


Grassep't F'rms 817 


Bancroft 


528 


Croswell — . 


606 


Hancock 


4.050 


Bangor 


1,021 


Crystal Falls. 


3,231 


Hanover 


378 


Baraga 


1,185 


Custer 


269 


Harbor Beach 


1,149 


Battle Creek . 


18,563 


Dansville .... 


374 


Harbor Sp'gs. 


1.643 


Bay Citv 


27,628 


Davison 


751 


Harrietta 


419 


Bear Lake.... 


448 


Dearborn .... 


844 


Harrison 


647 


Belding 


3,282 


Decatur 


1,356 


Harrisville ... 


403 


Bellaire 


1,157 


Deckerville.. 


398 


Hart 


1,134 


Bellevue 


1,074 


DeeifiehJ 


440 


Hartford 


1,077 


Benton 


6,562 


Delray 


4,573 


Hastings 


3,172 


Benzonia 


484 


Detour 


880 


Hersey 


327 


Berrien Sp'gs 


808 


Detroit 285,704 


llesperia 


474 


Bessemer 


3,911 


Dexter 


900 


Highland Park 


427 


Bigltapi.ls ... 


4,686 


Douglas 


444 


Hillman 


253 


Birmingham.. 


1,170 


Dowagiac 


4,151 


Hillsdale 


4,151 


BlissfieUl 


1,268 


Dryden 


328 


Holland 


7,790 


Blooraiiig<iale 


379 


Dundee 


1.118 


Holly 


1.419 


Boardman — 


298 


Durand 


2,134 


Homer 


1,097 


Boyne 


912 


Eagle 


142 


Houghton. ... 


3.359 


Boyne Falls.. 


431 


E. Gd. Rapids 


466 


Howard 


1,398 


Breedsville... 


236 


East Jordan. . 


1,205 


Howell 


2,518 


Brighton 


781 


Best Tawas . . 


1,736 


Hubbardston. 


450 


Britton 


345 


Eaton Rapids 


2,103 


Hudson 


2,403 


Bronson 


1,176 


Eau Claire 


281 


Imlay Citv... 


1,122 


Brooklyn 


494 


Edmore 


642 


Ionia .'..., 


5,209 


Brown 'City .. 


603 


Elkton 


471 


Iron Mouiitaiii 


1 9,242 


Buchanan . . . 


1,708 


Elsie 


576 


Iron River ... 


1,482 


Burlington... 


334 


Emmet 


265 


Iron wood 


9,705 


Burr Oak .... 


744 


Empire 


609 


Ishpeming — 


13,255 


Byron 


432 


Escanaba . . . 


9,549 


Ithaca 


2,020 


Cadillac 


5,997 


Essexville.... 


1.639 


Jackson 


25,180 


Caledonia.... 


427 


Evart 


1,360 


.lonesville 


1.367 


Camden 


370 


Farniington.. 


530 


Kalamazoo... 


24,404 


Capac 


547 


Farwell 


535 


Kalkaska 


1,304 


Caro 


2.006 


Fennville.... 


454 


Kingsley 


419 


Carson City .. 


906 


Fenton 


2,408 


Kingston 


286 


Carsonville .. 


400 


Fife Lake .... 


456 


Laingsburg... 


690 


Caseville 


507 


Flint 


13,103 


Lake Ann 


241 


Casnovia 


277 


Flushing 


900 


Lake Citv.... 


816 


Cass City 


1,113 


Forestville ... 


282 


Lake Linden. 


2,597 


Cassopolis ... 


1,-330 


Fowler 


426 


Lake Odessa . 


1,037 


Cedar Springs 


950 


Fowlervilie . . 


946 


Lakeview . .. 


935 


Centervillc ... 


645 


Frankfort 


1.465 


L'Anse 


620 


Central Lake. 


1.307 


Eraser 


252 


Lansing 


16,485 


Charlevoix ... 


2,079 


Fremont 


1,331 


Lapeer 


3,297 


Charlotte .... 


4.092 


Fruitport .... 


311 


Laurium 


5,643 


Cheboygan ... 


6,489 


Gagetown 


329 


Lawrence 


598 


Chelsea 


1,635 


Caines 


240 


Lawton 


942 


Chesaniug.... 


1,244 


Galesburg 


689 


Leonard 


335 



Le Roy 375 

Leslie 1,114 

Lexington ... 619 

Linden 543 

Lisbon 187 

Litchfield.... 645 

Lowell 1,736 

Ludington ... 7,166 

Luther 837 

Lyon's 656 

Mc Bain 709 

McBride 289 

Mackinac Island 665 
Mackinaw City 564 

Mancelona..., 1,226 

Maneliester... 1,209 

Manistee 14,260 

Manistique ... 4.126 

Manton 895 

Maple Rapids 579 

Marcel 1 us 1.025 

Marine City. . 3,829 

Marion 741 

Marlette 996 

Marquette.... 10,058 

Marshall 4,370 

Mason 1,828 

May ville 825 

Mecosta 416 

Memphis 586 

Mendon 777 

Menominee .. 12,818 

Merrill 459 

Metamora 313 

]\Iiddleville... 829 

ISIidland 2,363 

Milan 1,141 

Milford L108 

Milliiigton.... 638 

Minden 408 

Monroe 5,043 

Montague.... 998 

Montrose .... 348 

Morenci 1.-334 

Morley 334 

Morrice 476 

Mt. Clemens . 6,576 

Mt. Morris... 416 

Mt. Pleasant. 3,662 

Muir 566 

Munising 2,014 

Muskegon.... 20,818 
Muskegon Hts. 1,012 

Nashville.... 1,164 

Negaunee 6,935 

Newaygo 1.172 

New Baltimore 922 

Newberry 1,015 

New Buffalo.. 629 

New Haven.. 489 

Niles 4.287 

North Adams 422 

North Branch 654 
North Muskegon 513 

North ville... 1,755 



26a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 

MICHIGAN.-continued. 

CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Norway 


. 4,170 


Port Huron. 


19,158 


Oakley 


. 231 


Portland 


1,874 


Olivet 


. 8CI0 


Port Similac. 


314 


Oiiaway 


. 1,204 


Potterville . . . 


495 


Onekaiua — 


. 274 


Quiiicy 


l,.5(;3 


Ontoiiaj,'cm. . 


. 1,267 


Iteadinp 


1,096 


Orion 


. 766 


Red Jacket... 


4.668 


Oscoda 


. 1,109 


Reed City . . . 


2.051 


Otisville 


. 291 


Reese 


416 


Otse;i() 


. 2,073 


Riclilaml .... 


312 


Otter Laki'.. 


. 212 


Richmond 


1,133 


Ovid 


. 1,293 


River Rou^e. 


1,748 


Owosso 


. 8,696 


Rochester — 


1,535 


Oxford 


. 1.172 


Rock ford .... 


711 


Palmer 


. 799 


Rogers 


544 


Parma 


420 


Romeo 


1.-080 


Paw Paw — 


. 1,465 


Roscoiiniiou. 


465 


Pentwater... 


. 1,061 


Roval Oak .. 


468 


Perriiiton.... 


. 330 


Sajriuaw 


42,345 


Perry 


. 641 


St. Charles . . . 


1,317 


PetersburK-. 


. 4fi8 


St. Clair 


2,.>t;} 


Petoskey 


. 5,285 


St. Ignace 


2,271 


Pewamo 


446 


St. Johns 


3.388 


Piereon 


215 


St. Joseph.... 


5,155 


Pinckriev ... 


500 


St. Louis 


1,989 


l*iiicoui)ing . 


729 


Saline 


584 


l»lainwell ... 


1,318 


Sand Lake . . . 


326 


Plymouth... 


1.474 


Sanilac 


578 


Pontiac 


9,769 


Saranac 


763 


Port Austin . 


507 


Saugatuck 


707 


Port Hope .. 


319 







SaultSte.M'i'e 


10,5.38 


Traverse Citv 


9,407 


Schoolcraft .. 


859 


Trenton 


1,167 


Soottville 


554 


Tustin 


303 


Schewaiiifr ... 


1.243 


Ublv 


432 


Shelby 


1,081 


Union City... 


1,514 


Shejiherd 


635 


Unionville 


427 


Sheridan 


437 


Utica 


562 


Sherman 


427 


Vandalia 


407 


Sherwoo.l... 


366 


V^assar 


1,8:^2 


So. Frankfort 


639 


Verraontyille. 


684 


South Hay en. 


4.009 


Vernon 


536 


South Lyon... 


657 


Vicksburg 


972 


Sparta 


1,126 


Wakefield 


1,191 


Spring Lake.. 


696 


Warren 


350 


Springi)ort. .. 


559 


Watervliet... 


717 


Slambau;:!!... 


695 


Wavland 


619 


Standish 


829 


Wayne 


1,361 


Stanton 


1.234 


Webberville. . 


346 


Stephen>on .. 


395 


West HavCit\ 


13,119 


Stevensyilie .. 


250 


West R ranch. 


1,412 


Stockbrid-e... 


677 


Westi«halia... 


374 


Sturgis 


2.465 


White Cloud. 


595 


Snnfield 


451 


Whitehall .... 


1,481 


Suttons Bay.. 


398 


White Pigeon 


705 


TawasCily... 


1,228 


Williamston . 


1,113 


Tecumseh 


2.400 


Woodland.... 


319 


Tekon^.ha .... 


573 


Wyandotte... 


5,183 


Thompsoiiy'Ie 
Three Oaks ... 


893 


Yale 


1.125 


994 


Ypsilanti 


7,378 


Tiiree Rivers. 


3,550 


Zeeland 


1,326 



MINNESOTA.-Population 1 ,751 ,394. 



COUNTY 



Aitkin 

Anoka 

Becker 

Beltrami . . . 

Benton 

Bigstone ... 
Blue Earth., 

Brown 

Carlton 

Carver 

Cass 

Chippewa . . 

Chisago 

Clav.. 

Cook 

Cottonwood, 
Crow Wing 
Dakota... .. 

Dodge 

Douglas .... 
Faribault .. 



6,743 
11,313 
14,375 
11,030 

9,912 

8,731 
32,263 
19,787 
10.017 
17,544 

7,777 
12.499 
13,248 
17,942 
810 
12,069 
14,2.00 
21,733 
13,340 
17,964 
22,055 



Fillmore 28,2-38 

Freeborn 21,838 

Goodime 31,137 

Grant .. 8,935 

Hennepin ....228,340 

Houston 15,400 

Huhl)ard 6,578 

Isanii 11,675 

Itasca 4..073 

Jackson 14.793 

Kanabec 4,614 

Kandiyohi ... 18,416 

Kittson 7.889 

Lac qui Parle 14.289 

Lake 4.J).04 

Lesueur 20.234 

Lincoln 8,966 

Lvon 14,-091 

McLeod 19.595 

Marshall 15,698 

Martin 16,936 



Meeker 17,753 

Millelacs 8,066 

Morri-son 22,891 

Mower 22.-335 

Murrav 11,911 

Nicollet 14,774 

Nobles 14,932 

Norman 15.045 

Olmsted 23.119 

Oltertail 4-5,375 

Pine 11,546 

Pipestone .... 9,264 

Polk 3.0,429 

Pope 12.-077 

Ramsev 170..054 

Red Lake... 12,195 
Redwood... . 17,261 

Renville 2-3,693 

Rice 26,080 

Rock 9,668 

Roseau 6.994 



St. Louis 

Scoti 

Sherburne.... 

Sibley 

Stearns 

Steele 

Stevens 

Swift 

Todd 

Traverse 

Wabasha 

Wadena 

Waseca 

Washington . 
Watonwan ... 

Wilkin 

Winona 

Wright 

Yel. Medicine 

WhiteEarth 

reservation. 



82,932 
15,147 
7,281 

16,862 
44.464 
16.524 

8,721 
13,502 
22.214 

7,573 
18.924 

7,921 
14,760 
27.808 
11,496 

8,080 
35,686 
29,157 
14,602 

3.486 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



432 Austin 5,474 Battle Lake.. 

3-38 Beardsley .... 
162 Beaver Creek 



Ada 1,253 Amboy 

Adams 573 Annandale... 481 Avoca 

Adrian 1,258 Anoka 1,769 Avon 

Aitkin 1,719 Appleton 4.184 Badger 164 Beaver Falls. 

Albany 517 Argvle 829 Baglev 248 Belgrade 

AlbertLea... 4,500 Arlington.... 712 Balaton 209 Belle Plaine.. 

Alden 636 Ashby 279 Barnesville .. 1,-326 Bellingham .. 380 

Alexandria... 2.681 Atwater -088 Barnum 391 Belview 254 



420 
449 
186 
189 
450 
1,121 



Alpha 



209 Audubon 



349 Barrett 237 Bemidji 



.. 2,: 



27a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



miNNESOTA.-continued, 



Benson 1,525 

Bertha 277 

Bij; Lake 177 

BitiKliam Lake 311 

Birdlslaud... 846 

Biwabik 1,299 

Blo'ni'n^ Prairie 855 

Blue Earth... 2,900 

Bovd 335 

Braiuerd 7,524 

Brandon..... 272 

Breckenridge 1,282 

Brewster 234 

Bricelyn 166 

Brooten 259 

Browerville.. 466 

Brownsdale . . 261 
Browns Valley. 721 

Brownsville.. 453 

Brownton 454 

Buffalo 1,040 

Buffalo Lake. 389 

Butterfleld.... 332 

Bvron 347 

Caledonia 1,175 

Ciirabridjio... 737 

Campbell 239 

Canby 1,100 

Cannon Falls. 1,239 

Canton 312 

Carlton 449 

Carver 583 

Cass Lake.... 546 

Chanhassen . . 175 

Chaska 2,165 

Chatfield 1,426 

Chokio 309 

Clara City ... 465 

Claremont ... 317 

Clarissa 233 

Clarkfield.... 437 

Clear Lake.. 222 

Clearwater... 271 

Climax 259 

Clinton 346 

Clitherall .... 167 

Cloquet 3,072 

Cokato 684 

Cold Spring.. 486 

Cologne 238 

Columbia H'ts 123 

Cottonwood.. 549 

Courtland .... 174 

Crookston.... 5,359 

Cyrus 197 

Danvers 112 

Dassel 568 

Dawson 962 

Deer Creek.. 275 

Deer River... 251 

DeGraff 165 

Delano 967 

Delavan 321 

Detroit 2,060 

Dexter ^278 

Dodge Center 942 

Donnelly 164 

Dresbach 285 

Duluth 52,969 

Dumont 236 

Dundas 493 



Dundee 217 

Eagle Bend . . 547 
E.Grand Forks 2,077 

Easton 318 

Echo 334 

Eden Valley. . 604 

Edgerton 450 

Edina 749 

Elba 198 

Elbow Lake. . 625 

Elgin 344 

Elizabeth .... 186 

Elk River.... 831 

Ellsworth.... 454 

Elmore 924 

Ely 3,717 

Elysian 459 

Emmons 179 

Erskine 156 

Evansville.... 483 

Eveleth 2,752 

Excelsior 717 

Eyota 424 

Fairfax 642 

Fairmont.... 3,040 

Faribault .... 7,868 

Farmington.. 733 

Farris 135 

Fergus Falls . 6.072 

Fertile 587 

Fisher 410 

Floodwood.... 224 

Foley 172 

Forest Lake.. 241 

Foreston 263 

Fosston 864 

Fountain 294 

Franklin 439 

Frazee 1,000 

Freeport.... 313 

Fulda 886 

Gaylord 608 

Geneva 218 

Ghent 119 

Gibbon 545 

Glencoe 1,780 

Glenville 351 

Glenwood .... 1,116 

Glyndon 250 

Golden Valley 680 

Goodhue... . 241 

Good Thunder 505 

Graceville .... 856 

Granada 309 

Grand Meadow 477 

Grand Rapids 1,428 

Granite Falls. 1,214 

Green Isle.... 275 

Grey Eagle . . 313 

Grove City... 316 

Hallock 805 

Halstad 442 

Hamburg.... 136 

Hamilton .... 179 

Hammond ... 238 

Hampton .... 196 

Hancock 415 

Hanley Falls. 278 

Hanover 259 

Hard wick.... 259 

Harmony .... 517 



Harris 710 

Hartland..... 317 

Hastings 3,811 

Hawley 536 

Hay field 439 

Hector- 654 

Heidelberg... 114 

Henderson ... 904 

Henning 545 

Herman 550 

Heron Lake.. 928 

Hewitt 311 

Hibbing 2,481 

High Forest.. 139 

Hinckley 459 

Hoffman 270 

Hokah 536 

Holding 191 

Holland 255 

Houston 542 

Howard Lake 737 

Hutchinson.. 2,495 

Zona 358 

Iron Junction 118 

Jackson 1.756 

Janesville .... 1,254 

Jasper 559 

Jordan 1,270 

Kasota 764 

Kasson 1,112 

Kellogg 228 

Kennedy 158 

Kensington... 207 

Kenyon 1,202 

Kerkhoven... 411 

Kilkenuv.. .. 245 
Kirabalirrairie 327 

Kinbrae 137 

Lake City.... 2,744 

Lake Benton. 890 

LakeCrvstal. 1.215 

Lakefield 862 

Lake Park.... 670 

Lakeville .... 373 

Laraberton... 624 

Lanesboro ... 1,102 

Leroy 772 

Lester Prairie 418 

Lesueur 1,937 

Lesueur Center 478 

Lewiston 371 

Lindstrom . . . 385 

Litchfield ... 2,280 

Little Falls... 5,774 

Long Prairie. 1,385 

Lowry 260 

Luverne 2,223 

Lyle 488 

Mcintosh.... 569 

McKinley .... 262 

Mabel 494 

Madelia 1,272 

Madison 1,336 

Madison Lake 300 

Magnolia 176 

MankatOj 10.599 

Mantorville.. 602 

Maple Lake . . 470 

Mapleton 1,008 

Marietta 144 

Marine 562 



Marshall 2,088 

Maynard 245 

Mazeppa 556 

Meire Grove. 165 

Melrose 1,768 

Menahgii 413 

Mendota 282 

Milaca 1,204 

Milan 396 

Millville 149 

ISIinneapolis.. 202,718 

Minneiska 372 

Mlnneota. .. 777 

Minnesota City 242 
Minnesota Lake 518 
MinnetonkaB'ch 101 
Montevideo .. 2.146 
Montgomery. 979 
Monticello . . . . 818 
Montrose .... 305 
Moorhead.... 3,730 

Moose 354 

Mora 785 

Morgan 592 

Morris 1,934 

Morristowu.. 589 

Morton 769 

Motley 404 

Mountain Iron 470 
Mountain Lake 959 

Murdock 275 

Nassau 134 

Nerstrand.... 256 
New Auburn. 274 
New Brighton 350 
New London. 363 
New Market . 137 
New Munich . 136 
New Paynesv'le 485 

Newport 307 

New Prague . 1,228 
New Richland 750 
New Trier.... 126 
NewUlni .... 5,403 
N. York Mills 353 

Nicollet 330 

North Branch 1,211 
Northfield .... 3,210 
North Mankato 939 
No. St. Paul.. 1,110 

Norwood 500 

Odessa 204 

Olivia 970 

Ortonville.... 1.247 

Osakis 917 

Osseo 346 

Ottawa 246 

Owatonna .... 5.5C1 
Park Rapids . 1,313 
Pavnesville . . 378 
Pelican Rapids 1.033 

Perliam 1,182 

Pierz 356 

Pine City 993 

Pine Island... 832 
Pipestone .... 2,-536 
Plalnview .... 1,038 

Plato 232 

Porter 196 

Preston. 1.278 

Princeton.... 1,319 



28a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



MINNESOTA.-continued. 



Prior Lake... 148 

Proctorknott. 784 

Raymond .... 282 
Red Lake Falls 1,885 

Red Wing. .. 7,525 
Redwood Falls 1.G61 

Reuville 1.075 

Rice 232 

Richmond.... 600 

Robbinsdale. . 520 

Rod tester .... 6,843 

Rock ford.... 340 

Rollingstone. 202 

Ronueby 156 

Roseau 301 

Rose Creek... 204 

Rosemount .. 182 

Rothsay 296 

Round Lake.. 226 

Royal ton 664 

Rusli City.... 987 

Rush ford 1,062 

Ruthton 323 

Rutledge 363 

Sacred Heart. 638 

St Charles... 1,304 

St. Cloud 8,663 

St. Hilaire.... 840 

St. James .... 2,607 

St. Joseph.... 549 

St. Louis Park 1,325 



St. Martin.... 170 

St. Michaels . 305 

St. Paul 163,065 

St. Peter 4,302 

St. Vincent... 256 

Sanborn 351 

Sandstone.... 1,189 

Sauk Center.. 2.220 

Sauk Rapids . 1,391 

Sebeka 223 

Sedan 153 

Sliakopee .... 2,047 

Sherburne ... 891 

Shevlin 172 

Silver Lake.. 321 

Slay ton 883 

Sleepy Eye... 2,046 

Solway 177 

South f<t. Paul 2,322 

So. Stillwater 1,422 

Sparta 950 

Springfield.. . 1,511 

Spring Grove 491 

Spring Valley 1,770 

Staples 1,504 

Starbuck 469 

Stephen 513 

Stewart 407 

Stewartville.. 8;]0 
Stillwater .... 12,318 

Swanville 244 



Taopi 115 

Taylors Falls. 535 
Thief River Fls.1,819 

Tliomson 207 

Tintah 220 

Tower 1,366 

Tracy 1,911 

Trosky 215 

Truman 261 

TwinVallev.. 356 

Two Harbors 3,278 

Tyler 615 

Uleu 317 

Ulica 204 

Vermilion.... 100 

Verndale 672 

Vernon Center 311 

Vesta 214 

Villard 249 

Virginia 2,962 

Wabasha 2,528 

Wabasso 178 

Waconia 728 

Wadena 1,520 

^\•aite Park . . 317 

Walker 600 

Walnut Grove 447 

Waltham 150 

Warren 1.276 

Waseca 3,103 

Watertowu... 490 



Waterville . . . 1,260 

Watkins 250 

Watson 1(17 

Waverly 542 

Wayzata 276 

Welcome 549 

Wells 2,017 

Wesely 249 

West Concord 635 
W.Minneapolis 1,648 
West St. Paul 1,830 

"Whalan 134 

Wheatland... 135 

Wheaton 1,132 

Wh. Hear Lake 1,288 

Wilder 174 

Willmar 3,409 

Willow River 466 
Windom ... . 1,944 
Winnebago C'y 1,816 

Winona 19,714 

Winsted 281 

Wintlirop .... 813 
AVoodLake.. 264 
Woodstock.. 211 
Worthington. 2,386 

Wykoff 495 

Young America 318 
Zumbro I'alls. 173 
Zumbrota 1,119 



Mississippi-Population 1 ,551 ,270. 

COUNTY. 



Adams 30,111 

Alcorn 14.987 

Amite 20,708 

Attala 26,248 

Benton 10,510 

Bolivar 35,427 

Calhoun 16,512 

Carroll 22,116 

Chickasaw . . . 19,892 

Clioctaw 13.03ti 

Claiborne.... 20,787 

Clarke 17,741 

('lav 19,563 

Coahoma 26,29? 

Copiah 34,395 

Covington... 13,076 

DeSoto 24,751 

Franklin 13,678 

Greene 6,795 



Abbeville ... 25o 

Aberdeen .... 3,434 

Ackerman 706 

Albertson.... 200 

Amorv 1,211 

Arkabutla.... 265 

Arlesia 343 

Ashland 162 

Austin 142 

Baird 300 

Baldwyn .... 560 

Banner 114 

BHtesville.... 556 



Grenada 14,112 

Hancock 11,886 

Harrison 21,002 

Hinds 52,577 

Holmes 36,828 

Issaquena 10,400 

Itawamba... 13,544 

Jackson 16,513 

Jasper 15,394 

Jefferson 21.292 

Jones 17,846 

Kemper 20,492 

Lafiiyette .... 22,110 

Lauderdale... 38,150 

Lawrence .... 15,103 

Leake 17,360 

Lee 21,956 

Leflore 23,834 

Lincoln 21,552 



Bay St. Louis 2,872 

Beauregard.. 338 

Belen 177 

Belzoni 263 

Bentonia 167 

Biloxi 5,467 

Black Hawk . 127 
Blue Mouniain 466 

Blue Springs.. 198 

Bogue Chitto. 582 

Bolton 600 

Booneville ... 1,050 

Boyle 5^8 



Lowndes 


. 29,095 


Sharkey 


. 12.178 


Madison 


. 32,493 


Simpson 


. 12.800 


Marion , 


. 13,601 


Smitli 


. 13,055 


Marshall 


, 27,674 


Sunflower ... 


. 16,084 


Monroe 


. 31.216 


Tallahatchie 


. 19,600 


Montgomery. 


, 16,536 


Tate 


20.618 


Neshoba 


, 12,726 


Tippah 


. 12.983 


Newton 


. 19.706 


Tishomingo . 


. 10,124 


Noxubee 


. 30.846 


Tunica 


. 16,479 


Oktibbeha — 


20,183 


Union 


. 16,622 


Panola 


. 29,027 


Warren ... . 


. 40,912 


Pearl River . 


. 6,697 


Washington. 


. 49,216 


Perry 


. 14,682 


Wayne 


. 12,539 


Pike. 


27,545 


Webster. ... 


. 13,619 


Pontotoc — 


. 18,274 


Wilkinson .. 


. 21,453 


Prentiss 


, 15,788 


Winston .... 


. 14.124 


Quitman 


. 5,435 


Yalobusha .. 


. 19.742 


Rankin 


. 20,955 


Yazoo 


43,948 


Scott.... 


. 14,316 






IS AND TOWNS. 




Brandon 


, 775 


Chester 


. 132 


Brook haven., 


, 2,678 


Chesterville.. 


112 


Brooksville .. 


, 612 


Clark sdale ... 


. 1,773 


Buena Vista. 


, 225 


Cleveland 


479 


Burnsville ... 


, 222 


Clinton 


. 354 


Byhalia 


760 


Coahoma 


. 171 


Canton 


. 3,404 


Coffeeville... 


. 467 


CarroUton ... 


540 


Cold water.... 


. 557 


Carthage 


416 


Columbia ... 


507 


Cascilla 


166 


Columbus .... 


, 6,484 


Cedar Hluff.. 


193 


Como 


, 475 


Centerville... 


590 


Conehatta 


149 


Cliarleston . . . 


, 480 


Corinth 


3,661 



29a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



Courtlaud .... 282 

Crawford.... 389 
CrjstalSpriugs 1,093 

Drew 195 

Duck Hill.... 242 

Duncan 172 

Diirant 1,766 

East Side 321 

Ehenezer 170 

Edwards 586 

'Ellisville 1,899 

Enterprise — 739 

Estabutcliie.. 400 

Eupora 724 

Favette 604 

Flora 304 

Forest 761 

Fostoria, o r 
Speeds Addit'n 1,422 

French Camp. 259 

Friar Point. . . 750 

Fulton 171 

Gallman 189 

Gatlman Ill 

Gloster 1.661 

Goodman 442 

Greenville . . . 7,642 

Greenwood .. 3.026 

Grenada 2,5G8 

Gulf port 1,060 

Gunnison 477 

Guiitown 325 

Hamburg 222 

Handsboro... 840 

Hardy Station 145 

Harperville .. 130 

Harrison 180 

Harriston 285 

Hattiesburg. . 4,175 

Hazlehur&t... 1,579 

Heidelberg. . . 228 

Hermanville.. 230 

Hernando.... 563 

Hickory 626 

Hickory Flat. 204 



IMISSISSIPPI.-continaed. 



Hollandale ... 325 

Holly Springs 2,815 

Houlka ....:. 104 

Houston 677 

Howiird 114 

Indianola 630 

Ittabena 416 

luka 882 

Jackson 7,816 

Jonestown ... 317 

Kilmichael ... 227 

Knoxville.... 200 

Kosciusko ... 2,078 

Kossuth 162 

Lafayette Sp'g 124 

Lauderdale .. 288 

Laurel 3,193 

Learned 138 

Leland 762 

Lexington — 1,516 

Liberty 392 

Louisville .... 505 

Love 131 

Lula 174 

Lumberton... 1,509 

Lyon 166 

McComb 4,477 

McCool 317 

IMaben 282 

Macon 2,057 

Madison Stat'n 323 

Magnolia 1,038 

Martin 151 

Mathiston.... 170 

Mayersville.. 250 

Mayhew 139 

Meridian 14,050 

Moorhead 437 

Morton 200 

Mound Bavou 287 

Mt. Pleasant . 139 

Myrtle 165 

Natchez 12,210 

Nesbitt 192 



Nettleton .... 


570 


Scooba 


286 


New Albany.. 


1,033 


Scranton 


2,025 


Newton 


537 


Senatobia 


1,156 


Norfield 


847 


Shannon 


434 


No. CarroUton 


189 


Sharon 


173 


Oakland 


209 


Shaw 


422 


Ocean Springs 


1,255 


Sherman 


300 


Okolona 


2,177 


Sliubuta 


. 451 


Olive Branch. 


198 


Shuqualak — 


600 


Orvisburg — 


435 


Sidon 


. 148 


Osyka 


784 


Slate Springs. 


189 


Oxford 


1,825 


Smith ville.... 


150 


Pachuta 


131 


Starkville.... 


1.986 


Paris 


105 


State Line.... 


379 


Pascagoula... 


708 


Stewart 


165 


Pass Christian 


2,028 


Summit 


1.499 


Pelahatchie... 


326 


Taylor 

Tchula 


101 


Plieba 


300 


398 


Pickens 


504 


Terry 


481 


Pittsboro 


254 


Tillatoba 


115 


Plantersville . 


187 


Toccopola 


249 


Pleasant Hill. 


230 


Tocowa 


114 


Pontotoc 


1,010 


Troy 


144 


Pope 


172 


Tula 


119 


Poplarville .. 


990 


Tunica 


485 


Port Gibson . 


2,113 


Tupelo 


2,118 


Potts Camp . . 


306 


Tutwiler 


142 


Purvis 


564 


Utica 


640 


Quitman 


498 


Vaiden 


474 


Randolph 


162 


Verona 


456 


Raymond 


483 


Vicksburg — 


14.834 


Rienzi 


230 


\\'alnut Grove 


: 207 


Ripley 


653 


Walthall 


170 


Rodney 


448 


Waterford .. 


128 


Rosedale 


622 


Water Valley. 


3,813 


Roxie. 


214 


Waveland.... 


520 


RulevlUe .... 


226 


Waynesboro . 


436 


Sallis 


195 

209 


Webb 

Wesson 


128 


Saltillo 


3.279 


Sandersville . 


357 


West Point. 


3.193 


Sardis 


1,002 


West Station. 


196 


Sarepta 


172 


Winona 


2.455 


Satartia 


146 


Woodvillle... 


1,043 


Scoby 


146 


Yazoo City... 


4,944 



MISSOURI.-PopUlation 3,106,665. 



COUNTY. 



Adair 21,728 

Andrew 17,332 

Atchison 16,501 

Audrain 21,160 

Barry 25,532 

Barton 18,253 

Bates 30,141 

Benton 16,556 

Bollinger 14,650 

Boone 28,642 

Buchanan 121,838 

Butler 16,769 

CiUdwell 16,656 

Callaway 25,984 

Camden" 13,113 

(;'peGirardeau24,315 

Carroll 26,455 

Carter 6,706 

Cass 23,636 

Cedar 16,923 

Chariton 26,826 



Christian 16,939 

Clark 15,383 

Clay 18,903 

Clinton 17,363 

Cole 20,578 

Cooper 22.532 

Crawford .... 12,959 

Dade 18,125 

Dallas 13,903 

Daviess 21,325 

Dekalb 14,418 

Dent 12,986 

Douglas 16,802 

Dunklin 21,706 

Franklin 30,581 

Gasconade . . . 12,298 

Gentry 20,554 

Greene 52,713 

Grundy 17.832 

Harrison 24,398 

Henry 28,054 



Hickorj' 9,985 

Holt 17,083 

Howard 18,337 

Howell 21,834 

Iron.... 8,716 

Jackson 105,193 

Jasper 84,018 

Jefferson 25.712 

Johnson 27,843 

Knox 13,479 

Laclede 16.523 

Lafayette .... 31,679 
Lawrence .... 31.662 

Lewis 16,724 

Lincoln 18,352 

Linn 25,503 

Livingston ... 22,302 
McDonald.... 13,574 

Macon 33,018 

Madison 9,975 

Maries 9,616 



Marlon...... 


. 26,331 


Mercer 


. 14,706 


Miller 


. 15,187 


Mississippi.. 


. Il.a37 


Moniteau 


. 15,931 


Monroe 


. 19.716 


Montgomery 


. 16,571 


Morgan 


. 12,175 


New Madrid 


. 11.280 


Newton 


. 27.(X)1 


Nodaway 


. 32,938 


Oregon 


. 13,906 


Osage 


. 1-1,096 


Ozark 


. 12,145 


Pemiscot 


. 12,115 


Perry 


. 15,134 


Pettis 


. 32,438 


Phelps 


. 14,194 


Pike 


. 25,744 


Platte 


. 16,193 


Polk 


. 23,255 



30a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



MISSOURI.-contiflued. 

Pulaski 10,394 St. Clair 17,907 Scott 13,092 Vernon 

Putnam 16,688 Ste. Genevieve 10,359 Shannon 11,247 Warren 

Ralls 12,287 St. Francois.. 24,051 Shelby 16,167 Washington.. 14,263 

Randolph .... 24,442 St. Louis 50,040 Stoddard 24,669 Wayne 15,309 

Ray 24,805 St. Louis City 575,388 Stone 9,892 Webster 16,640 

Reynolds 8,161 Saline 33,703 Sullivan 20,282 Worth 9,832 

Ripley 13,186 Schuyler 10,840 Taney 10,127 Wright 17,519 

St Charles . . . 24,474 Scotland 13,232 Texa^ 22,192 



31,619 
9,919 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Adrian 


629 


Advance 


221 


Aj^ency 


3S0 


Albany 


2,025 


Aldiich 


189 


Allenville.... 


148 


Alma 


248 


Altamout 


288 


Alteuburg 


222 


Alton 


468 


Amazonia .... 


407 


Amoret 


215 


Amsterdam.. 


142 


Annapolis.... 


195 


Annislon 


155 


Appleton City 


1,133 


Arbela 


169 


Arcadia 


205 


Archie 


285 


Armstrong... 


461 


Arrow Rock . 


358 


Ashburn 


312 


Ash Grove... 


1,039 


Ashland 


401 


Augusta 


238 


Aurora 


6,191 


Aurora Sp'iigs 


900 


Auxvasse 


337 


Baring 


241 


Barnard 


362 


Bell City 


100 


Belton 


1,005 


Benion (Scott 




county) 


234 


Benton City 




(Audrsinco.) 


116 


Bernie . 


333 


Bcrtrand 


266 


Betliany 


2,093 


Bethel 


225 


Bevier 


1,808 


BigeloAV 


195 


Billings 


702 


Birmingham . 


217 


Bismarck 


708 


Blackburn ... 


458 


Blackwater .. 


285 


Blairstown... 


291 


RIodgett 


209 


Bloomfleld ... 


1,475 


Blue Ridge... 


123 


Blue Springs. 


468 


Blythedale... 


315 


Bogard 


276 


Bolckow 


578 


Bolivar 


1.869 


Boonville .... 


4,377 


Bosworth 


401 


Bowling Green 


1,902 


Brashear 


401 



Bravmer 767 

Breckenridge 1,012 

Bridgeton.... 178 

Bronaugh .... 190 

Brookfleld... 5,484 

Browning 726 

Brownington. 407 

Brunswick... 1,403 

Bucklin 642 

Bnckner 234 

Buffalo 757 

Bunoeton — 856 
Burlington June. 759 

Butler 3,158 

Cabool 471 

Gainesville... 743 

Cairo 173 

Caledonia.... 166 

Calhoun 561 

California.... 2,181 

Callao 498 

Camden .... 392 

Camden Point 170 

Cameron 2,979 

Campbell 737 

Canton 2,365 

Cape Gira'deau 4,815 

Cardwell 502 

Carl Junction 1,177 

Carroll ton ... 3,854 

Carterville. . . 4,445 

Carthage 9,416 

Caruthersville 2,315 

Cassville 702 

Cedar City... 287 

Center 300 

Ceutralia 1,722 

Chamois.. .... 726 

Charleston.... 1,893 

Cliillicothe ... 6,905 

Chula 282 

Clarence 1,184 

Clark 223 

Clarksburg... 509 

Clarksdale.... 334 

Chuksville.... 843 

Clary ville.... 122 

Clearmont 348 

Clinton 5,061 

Clyde 250 

Coffeyburg... 390 

Cole Camp. .. 648 

College Mound 230 

Collins 260 

Columbia 5,651 

Commerce ... 588 

Concordia.... 889 

Conway 272 

Corder 538 

Corning 240 



Cottonwood Pt. 147 

Cowgill 357 

Craig 775 

Creighton .... 360 

Cuba 552 

Cuningham .. 160 

Curryville..... 271 

Dadeville .... 466 

Dalton 223 

Danville 174 

Darlingon .. 369 

Dearborn — 567 

Deep water . . . 1.201 

Deerfield 222 

Dekalb 362 

DesArc 180 

DeSoto 5,611 

Dewitt 550 

Dexter 1,862 

Diehlstadt.... 156 

Dixon 500 

Doniphan .... 1,508 

Dover 242 

Downing 501 

Drexel 453 

Dudley 229 

Eagleville.... 292 

East Lynne . . 353 

Easton 227 

Edgerton .... 534 

Edina 1,605 

Eldon 379 

Eldorado Spgs. 2,137 

Elmer 236 

Elsberry 816 

Eolia 158 

Essex 163 

Ethel 397 

Everton 630 

Excelsior Spgs. 1,881 

Exeter 438 

Fairfax 606 

Fair Play.... 407 

Farber 247 

Farmington.. 1.778 

Fayette 2,717 

Fcnton IGO 

Ferguson 1,015 

Festus 1,256 

Fillmore 225 

Florissant.... 732 

Forest City.. 632 

Forsyth 204 

Foster 347 

Frankf ord ... 700 

Fredericktown 1,577 

Freeman 260 

Fulton 4,883 

Gainesville... 222 

Gallatin 1,780 



Gait 582 

Garden City.. 574 

Gayoso 118 

Gentry 147 

Gibbs 168 

Gilliam 347 

Gilman 447 

Glasgow 1,672 

Glen wood 434 

Golden City.. 875 

Goi-donville. . 125 

Gower 392 

Graham 384 

Granby 2,315 

Graniteville. . 846 

Grant 1,406 

Green Citv... 477 

Greencastle .. 390 

Greenfield ... 1,406 

Green Ridge. 389 

Green Top... 284 

Greenville... 1,051 

Greenwood... 230 

Guilford 235 

Gunu City ... 147 

Hale 665 

Hallsville.... 157 

Hamilton 1,804 

Hannibal 12,780 

Hardin 669 

Harris 336 

Harrisonville 1,844 

Hartville .... 445 

Harwood 240 

Hayti 419 

Henrietta 385 

Hermann .... 1,575 

Hibbard 388 

Higbee 1,151 

Higginsville . 2,791 

Hillsboro 254 

Holcomb 189 

Holden 2,126 

HoUidav 585 

Holt..; 339 

Hopkins 997 

Hornersvilie . 240 

Houston 514 

Housatonia . . 307 

Humansville. 1,055 

Hume 540 

Humphreys.. 393 

Hunneweil,... 473 

Huntsville... 1,805 

Hurdland.... 322 

Iberia 264 

Independence 6,974 

Ironton 797 

Jackson (Cape 
Girardeau co.) 1,658 



31a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



WISSOURI.-continaed, 



Jackson (Daviess 

county) 172 

Jacksonville . 195 

Jameson 335 

Jamesport.... 728 

Jamestown.,. 344 

Jasper 627 

Jefferson City 9,604 

Jerico 443 

Jonesburgh . . 407 

Jopliu 26,023 

Kahoka 1.818 

Kansas City.. 163,752 

Kearney 621 

Kennett 1,509 

Keytesville .. 1,127 

Kidder 357 

Kimmswick. . 212 

Kinji;City .... 905 

Kiuffston 655 

Kingsville.... 323 

Kirksville.... 5,966 

Kirk wood.... 2,825 

Knob Lick... 209 

Knobuoster . . 673 

Knox City.... 365 

Koshkouong . 213 

La Belle 966 

Laclede 770 

Laddonia.... 619 

La Grange . . . 1.507 

Lamar 2,737 

Lamonte 637 

Lancaster ... 980 

La Plata 1,315 

Laredo 286 

Lathrop 1,118 

Lawsou 635 

Lebanon 2,125 

Lees Summit. 1,453 

Lewistown . . . 358 

Lexington.... 4,190 

Liberal 532 

Liberty . 2,407 

Licking 193 

Lincoln 357 

Linn 491 

Linn Creek... 340 

Linneus 878 

Lockspring... 246 

Lock wood 749 

Loiigtown 108 

Louisiana.... 5,131 

Lowry City . . 467 

Lucerne 292 

Luray 194 

Lutesville 525 

aicFall 544 

Macon 4,068 

Madison 538 

Maitland.... 805 

Maiden 1,462 

Malta Bend . . 431 

Mansfield 494 

Marble Hill.. 295 

Marceline.... 2,638 

Marionville.. 1,290 

Marshall 5,086 

Marshfield.... 964 

Martinsburg . 345 

Martinsville.. 108 



Mary ville .... 4,577 

Maysville 925 

May view 423 

Meadville 760 

]Melbourne . . . 129 

Memphis 2,195 

]\lendon 252 

Mercer 340 

Merwin 250 

Metz 1.59 

Mexico 5.099 

Miami 581 

Middletowu.. 375 

Milan 1,757 

Miller 148 

Miiiden Mines 335 

Mineola 128 

Missouri City 398 

Moberly 8,012 

Mokaue 331 

Monett 3,115 

Monroe 1,929 

Montevallo... 157 

Montgomery. 2,026 

Monticello ... 287 

Montrose .... 613 

Moutserrat... 184 

Morehouse... 900 

Morley 437 

Morrison 276 

Moselle 141 

Mound City.. 1,681 

Mouudville.. 2S7 

Mouiifu Gr'v(! 1,004 

Mt. jNIoriah . . 412 

Mt. Vernon.. 1,206 

Napoleon — 132 

Naylor 202 

Neck City — 374 

Neelysviile ... 114 

Nelson 468 

Neosho 2,725 

Nevada 7,461 

Newark , 265 

Newburg 481 

New Cambria. 352 

New Florence 424 

New Franklin 1,156 

New Hamburg 110 

Newhampton 261 

New Heaven. 883 

New London. 881 

New ]\[adrid. 1,489 

New Market . 182 

Newtonia.... 355 

Newtown .... 291 

Norborue — 1,189 

Novelty 267 

Oak Grove ... 408 

Oak Ridge . . . 252 

Odessa 1,445 

Clean 254 

Oran 497 

Oregon 1,032 

Oronogo 2,073 

Orrick 391 

Osborn 386 

Osceola 1,037 

Otterville .... 384 

Ozark 830 

Pacific 1,213 



Palmyra 2,323 

Papiusville .. 142 

Paris 1,397 

Parkville 931 

Parnell 432 

Pattonsburg . 1,065 

Peculiar 104 

Perry 624 

Perryville.... 1,275 

Phelps City . . 167 

Philadelphia . 211 

Piedmont 858 

Pierce 2,151 

Pilot Grove.. 631 

Pilot Knob ... 455 

Platte City.... 744 

Plattsburg... 1,878 

Pleasant Hill 2,002 

Pocahontas . . 100 

Point Pleasant 153 

Polo 539 

Pophir Bluff. 4,321 
Port'ge des Sioux 242 

Portageville. . 427 

Potosi 638 

Prairie Home 196 

Princeton.... 1,575 

Purdin 229 

Purdy 434 

Puxico 413 

Queen City... 770 

Quitman 356 

Kavanna 295 

Ravenwood.. 285 

Raymore 271 

Renick 196 

Republic 856 

Revere 161 

Richards 198 

Rich Hill 4,053 

Richland 736 

Richmond.... 3,478 

Ridgeway .... 648 

Rineland 153 

Roanoke 147 

Rocheport.... 593 

Rockport 1,080 

Rockville 580 

Rolla 1,600 

Roscoe 181 

Rosendale . . . 448 

Rush Hill.... 181 

Rushville 412 

Russellville.. 295 

Rutledge 292 

St. Catharine . 112 

St. Charles... 7,982 

St. Clair 189 

Ste. Genevieve 1,707 

St. James .... 575 
St. Joseph. ...102,979 
St. Louis... .575,238 

St. Marvs.... 576 

Salem." 1,481 

Salisbury .... 1,847 

Sarcoxie 1,126 

Savannah .... 1,886 

Schell ,. 668 

Sedalia 15,231 

Senath 241 

Seneca 1,043 



Seymour... . 527 

Shelbina 1,733 

Shelby ville... 777 

Sheldon. 474 

Sheridan 347 

Sikeston 1,077 

Silex 210 

Skidmore.... 561 

Slater 2,502 

Smithton... . 420 

Smithville.... 427 

South Gorin . 319 

So. Greenfield 297 

Southwest 691 

Sparta 300 

Spickardsville 584 

Spoonerville . 140 

Sprague 156 

Springfield . . . 23,267 

Stanberry — 2,654 

Steelville .... 686 

Stewartsville. 616 

Stockton 555 

Stotesbury ... 154 

Stotts City... 902 

Stoutsville ... 196 

Sturgeon 708 

Sullivan 714 

Summersville 187 

Sumner 477 

Sweet Springs 1,080 

Svracuse 175 

Tarkio 1,901 

Thayer 1,276 

Tiff City 164 

Tina 368 

Tipton 1,337 

Tracy 209 

Trenton 5,396 

Triplett 342 

Troy 1,153 

Turney 186 

Tuscumbia . . . 225 

Union 744 

Union Star... 439 

Unionville . . . 2,050 

Urich 445 

Vandalia 1,168 

Versailles.... 1,240 

Wakenda 329 

Walker 479 

Warrensburg. 4,724 

Warrenton... 770 

Warsaw 743 

Washburn,... 169 

Washington. . 3,015 

Watson 233 

Waverly 722 

Weatherby .. 228 

Weaubleau .. 274 

Webb 9,201 

Webster Gr'ves 1,895 

Wellington.. 520 

Wellsville.... 1,160 

Went worth.. 238 

Wentzville... 519 

Westboro.... 303 

Westline 131 

Weston 1,019 

West Plains.. 2,902 

Wheeling.... 381 



32a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



l^lSSOURl.-continaed. 



Whitewater.. 122 Willow Spgs . 

Whiting: 244 Windsor 

Willianistowu 221 Winfield 

WiUiamsville. 215 Winigan 



1,078 Winona 495 Worland 113 

1,502 Winston 457 Wright City . 336 

440 Wittenberg... 114 Wyaconda... 507 

134 



mONTANA-Popalation 243,329. 







COUNTY. 








. 5.615 Deerlodge .. 


,.17,393 Lewis&Clarke 19,171 


Silverbow.... 


47,635 


Broadwiiter. . 


, 2,»i41 h'ergus 


.. 6,937 Madison 7.695 


Sweet Grass . 


3,086 


Carbon 


. 7.533 Flathead.... 


,. 9,375 Meagher 2,526 


Teton 


5,080 




. 25,777 Gallatin 


, 9,553 Missoula 13,964 


Valley 


4.355 


Clioteau 


. 10,966 Granite 


.. 4,328 Park 7,341 


Yellowstone . 


6,212 


Custer 


. 7,891 Jefferson.... 


.. 5,330 Ravalli 7,822 


Crow reserv. 


2,660 


Dawson 


2,443 










CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 




Anaconda . . . 


. 9.453 Great Falls . 


,. 14.930 Miles City.... 1,938 


Stevensville.. 


346 


Billings 


. 3,221 Hamilton... 


.. 1.257 Missoula 4.366 


Townsend 


446 




. 3,419 Havre 


. 1,033 Neihart 833 


Victor 


136 


Butte . 


. 30,470 Helena 

. 1.324 Kalispel 


.. 10,770 Philipsburg.. 995 
.. 2.526 Red Lodge... 2,152 


Virginia . 

Walkerville.. 


568 


Deerlodge . . 


2,621 


Dillon 


. 1,530 Lewislown.. 


.. 1,096 Sheridan 581 


White Sul.Spgs. 446 


Fort Benton, 


. 1,024 Livingston.. 


, . 2,778 







NEBRASKA.-PopuIation 1,066,300. 



COUNTY. 



Adams 18,840 

Antelope 11,344 

Banner 1,114 

Blaine 603 

Boone 11,689 

Boxbutte .... 5,572 

Boyd 7,332 

Brown 3,470 

Buffalo 20,254 

Burt 13,040 

Butler 15.703 

Cass . 21.330 

Cedar 12.467 

Chase 2,559 

Cherry 6,541 

Cheyenne " """" 

Clay 

Colfax ... 
Cuming .. 
Custer ... 
Dakota... 
Dawes 



5,570 
15,735 
11,211 

14.584 
19,758 
6,286 
6,215 



Dawson 12,214 



Deuel 2,630 

Dixon 10,535 

Dodge 22,298 

Douglas 140.590 

Dundy 2,434 

Fillmore 15,087 

Franklin.... 9,455 

Frontier 8,781 

Furnas 12,373 

Gage 30,051 

Garfield 2,127 

Gosper , 5,301 

Grant 763 

Greeley 5.691 

Hall 17,206 

Hamilton 13,330 

Harlan 9,370 

Hayes 2.708 

Hitchcock ... 4,409 

Holt 12,224 

Hooker 432 

Howard 10,343 

Jefferson 15,196 



Johnson 11,197 

Kearney 9,866 

Keith . 1,951 

Keyapaha.... 3,076 

Kimball 758 

Knox 14,343 

Lancaster 64,835 

Lincoln 11,416 

Logan 960 

Loup 1,305 

McPherson... 517 

Madison 16,976 

Merrick 9,255 

Nance 8.222 

Nemaha 14,952 

Nuckolls 12,414 

Otoe 22,288 

Pawnee 11,770 

Perkins 1,702 

Phelps 10,772 

Pierce 8,445 

Platte 17,747 



Polk 


. 10,542 


Redwillow . . 


. 9,604 


Richardson ., 


. 19,614 


Rock 


. 2.809 


Saline , 


. 18,252 


Sarpy 


. 9,080 


Saunders 


. 22,085 


Scotts Bluff. 


. 2,552 


Seward 


. 15.690 


Sheridan . . . . 


. 6,033 


Sherman 


. 6,550 


Sioux 


. 2,055 


Stanton 


. 6,959 


Thayer 


. 14,325 


Thomas 


. 628 


Thurston 


. 6,517 


Valley 


. 7,339 


Washington. 


. 13,086 


Wayne 


. 9,862 


Webster 


. 11,619 


Wheeler 


1.362 


York 


. 18.205 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Adams 417 

Ainsworth . . . 605 

Albion 1,369 

Alexandria,, 332 

Allen 236 

Alliance 2.535 



Alma 923 

Amherst 183 

Anselmo 145 

Ansley 468 

Arapahoe 701 

Arcadia 374 

Arlington 579 

Ashland 1,477 



Ashton 

Atkinson 

Auburn 

Aurora 

Avoca 

Axtell 

Ayr 

Bancroft 

Barada ... — 
Barneston . . , 

Ban ley 

Bassett 

Battle Crtek 
Beatrice 



251 

595 

2,664 

1,921 

255 

329 

141 

733 

147 

250 

307 

270 

506 

7,875 



Beaver 911 

Beaver Crossing 359 



Beemer 

Belden 

Bellevue 

Bellwood 

Belvidere 

Benedict 

Benkelman .. 

Bennett 

Bennington .. 

Benson 

Berlin 

Bertrand 



455 
197 
527 
410 
458 
292 
296 
495 
229 
510 
150 
344 



Bethany 

Blair 

Bloomfield . . . 
Bloomington. 

Blue Hill 

Blue Springs 

Bradshaw 

Brainard 

Brock 

Broken Bow. 
Brownville... 

Bruning 

Bruno 

Burchard 



2,970 



823 
786 
365 
384 
543 
1,375 
718 
255 
191 
297 



33a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



NEBRASKA.— continued. 



Burwell 


460 


Fairfield 


1,203 


Lexington.... 


1,343 


Butte 


350 


Fairmont 


784 


Liberty 


450 


Cairo 


2-24 


Falls City.... 


3,022 


Lincoln 


40,169 


Calhoun 


346 


Farnam 


218 


Lindsay 


316 


Callaway 

Canibrid{?e ... 


400 


Farwell 


130 


Linwood 


317 


840 


Filley 


248 


Litchfield 


240 


Campbell .... 


368 


Firth 


307 


Long Pine 


486 


Carleton 


309 


Florence 


688 


Lonisvilie.... 


738 


Carroll 


2.52 


Fort Crook... 


646 


Loup 


826 


Cedar Bluffs.. 


371 


Franklin 


756 


Lynch 


231 


Cedar Rapids 


559 


Fremont ..... 


7,241 


Ijyons 


847 


Central City.. 


1,571 


Friend 


1,200 


McOook 


2,445 


Ceresco 


226 


FuUerton .... 


1,464 


McCool June. 


276 


Cliadrou 


1,665 


Geneva 


1,534 


Madison 


1,479 


Chapman 


209 


Genoa 


913 


Malmo 


259 


Chester 


439 


Gering 


433 


Marquette.... 


210 


Clarks 


554 


Germantown. 


1!)4 


Mason City .. 


241 


Clarkson 


344 


Gibbon 


660 


IVfay wood 


200 


Clay Center.. 


590 


Glenville 


246 


Mead 


330 


Clearwater .. 


198 


Gordon 


542 


Meadow Grove 


! 237 


Coleridjre 

College View. 


471 


Gothenburg .. 
Grafton 


819 




141 


865 


287 


Mil ford 


542 


Colon 


193 


Grand Island. 


7,554 


Millard 


323 


Columbus .... 


3,522 


Grant 


162 


Miller 


194 


Cook 


278 


Greeley Center 


•. 552 


Milligan 


283 


Conlova 


149 


Greenwood .. 


516 


Minden 


1,238 


Cortland 


390 


Gresham 


297 


Monroe 


214 


Cozad 


739 


Gretna 


466 


IMorse Bluffs . 


177 


Cral) Orcliard 


258 


Gross 


325 


Nebraska City 


7,380 


Crai- 


462 


Guide Rock.. 


416 


Neligh 


1,135 


Crawford 


731 


Hampton 


367 


Nelson 


978 


Crei^jhton — 


909 


Hardy 


345 


Nemaha 


400 


Crestoii 


337 


Harrison 


168 


Newcastle — 


331 


Crete 


2,199 


Hartington .. 


971 


Newman Grove 696 


Culbertsou ... 


422 


Harvard 


849 


Newport 


208 


Curtis 


435 


Hastings 


7,188 


Niobrara 


459 


Dakota Cily... 


621 


Havelock — 


1,480 


Norfolk 


3.883 


Danbury 


219 


Hay Springs.. 


345 


North Bend.. 


1,010 


Dannebroj?... 


301 


Hebron 


1,511 


North Loup.. 


420 


Davenport .. 


446 


Heniingford. . 


133 


North I'lalte. 


3,640 


David City... 


1,845 


Henderson ... 


208 


Oakdale 


685 


Dawson 


322 


Herman 


321 


Oakland 


1,008 


Daykin 


189 


Hickman 


382 


Odell 


359 


Decatur 


800 


Hildretli 


249 


Ogalalla 


355 


Deshler 


258 


Holdrege .... 


3,007 


Ohiowa 


319 


Dewitt 


662 


Holsteiu 


267 


Omaha 


102.555 


Diller 


399 


Homer 


341 


O'Neill 


1,107 


Dixon 


157 


Hooper 

Hoskins 


840 


Ord 


1,.372 


Dodge 


554 


175 


Orleans 


656 


Doniphan .... 


473 


Howard City 




Osceola 


882 


Dorchester... 


521 


(Boelus P.O.) 
Howell , 


183 


Osmond 


501 


Douglas 


253 


515 


Overton 


255 


Dubois 


307 


Hnbbell 


375 


Oxford 


787 


Dunbar 


208 


Humboldt.... 


1,218 


Palisjide 


176 


Dundee 


400 


Humphrey ... 


869 


Palmvra 


301 


Eagle 


297 
101 


Huntington 
(Giltner P.O.) 


1 282 


Papillion 

Pawnee 


594 


Eddyville 


1,969 


Edgar 


1,040 


Imperial 


258 


Pender 


943 


Elba 


257 


Indianola 


626 


Peru 


848 


Elgin 


451 


Jackson 


339 


Petersburg... 


478 


Elk Creek.... 


347 


Janseu 


271 


Phillips 


186 


Elkhorn 


299 


Johnson 


352 


Pierce 


770 


Elm Creek . . . 


301 


Julian 


206 


Pilger 


250 


Elm wood 


544 


Juniata 


543 


Plainview..., 


603 


Elwood 


377 


Kearney 


5,634 


Platte Center 


392 


Emerson 


617 


Kenesaw .... 


504 


Plattsmr)nth.. 


4,964 


Endicott 


234 


Kennard 


275 


Pleasanton. .. 


. 103 


Eustls 


232 


Kimball 


254 


Plymouth .... 


195 


Ewing 


275 


Laurel 


514 


Ponca 


1,043 


Exeter 


673 


Lawrence 


406 


Pragn(> 


324 


Fairbury 


3,140 


Leigh 


439 


Preston 


149 



Ragan 208 

Randolph 850 

Ravenna 808 

Raymond 200 

Red Clouil.... 1,,554 

Republican... 386 

Reynolds 260 

Rising City... 499 

River ton 327 

Roca 177 

Rockville 158 

Rogers 124 

Roseland 227 

Rulo 877 

Rushville 483 

St. Edwards.. 625 

St. Helena.... 151 

St. Paul 1,475 

Salem 533 

Sargent 250 

Schuyler 2.157 

Scotia 267 

Scribner 827 

Seward 1,970 

Shelbv 425 

Shelton 861 

Shickley 372 

Shubert 303 

Sidney 1,001 

Silver Creek . 291 

Snyder 229 

Southbend 141 

South Omaha 26,001 

So. Sioux City 889 

Spalding 148 

Spencer 135 

Springfield... 400 

Springview... 188 

Stanton 1,052 

Staplehurst .. 211 

Steele dl3 

Steinauer 213 

Stella 498 

Sterling 782 

Stockham .... 169 

Stockville 269 

Strang 234 

Stratton 225 

Stromsbnrg... 1,154 

Stuart 382 

Sumner 210 

Superior .... 1,577 

Sutton 1.365 

Swauton 266 

Svracuse 861 

Table Rock . . 852 

Ta Image 489 

Taniora 139 

Tecumseh 2,005 

Tekamah 1.597 

Tilden 533 

Tobias 672 

Trenton 329 

Ulysses 563 

Unadilla 243 

Union ........ 282 

University PI. 1,130 

Upland 281 

Utica 487 

Valentine oil 

Valley 534 



34a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



NEBRASKA.— continued. 



Valparaiso 
Verdigre . . . 

Verdon 

Waco. 



614 Waterloo 

200 "\^'auueta . 

340 Wausa . . . 

310 Waverly 



220 Winslde. 
426 Wisner 



Wahoo 2,100 Wayne 2,119 Wilcox. 

Wakefield.... " " ' "" "" 

Wallace 



345 West Lincoln 

181 Weston 

441 West Point... 1,890 Wood River . 

266 Will»er 1,0-54 Wymore 



75.5 W'ep'ng Water 1.156 Wilsonviile.. . 
130 Western 412 



York 
296 Yutan. 



400 
969 



2,622 
5,132 



NEYADA.-Population 42,335, 

COUNTY. 



Clnircliill 
Douglas.. 
Elko 



8.30 Eureka.. 
1,534 Humboldt. 



1,954 Lyon 2.268 Storey 3,673 

4,463 Nye 1.140 Washoe 9,141 



Lander 1,5-34 Ornisby 2,893 Wiiite Pine... 1,961 

1,972 Liucolu 3,284 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Carson City, 
Elko 



2,100 Eureka 785 Tuscarora.... 

849 Reno 4,500 Wadsworth .. 



669 Winneniucca. 
1,309 Virginia City. 



1,110 

2,655 



NEW HA^PSHIRE.-Population 411,588. 

COUNTY. 

Belknap 19,526 Coos 29,468 Merrimack. . . 52.430 Straffoi'd ,39,337 

Carroll 16,895 Grafton 40,844 Rockingliara. 51,118 Sullivan 18,009 

Cheshire 31,321 Hillsboro ... 112,640 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Berlin 8,886 FranUlin .5,846 Machester... 56,987 Rochester.... 8,466 

Concord 19,6.32 Keene 9,165 Nashua 23,898 Soniersworth. 7,023 

Dover 13,207 Laconia 8,042 Portsmouth.. 10,637 

NEW JERSEY-Population 1,883,669. 

COUNTY. 

Atlantic 46,402 Essex 3-59,0-53 :Middlesex 

Bergen... 78,441 Gloucester... 31,905 Monmoutl 

Burlington... 58,241 Hudson 386.048 Morris 6-5,156 Sussex 

Camden 107.643 Hunterdon. . . 34,-507 Ocean 19,747 Union 

Cape Mav .... 13.201 Mercer 95,365 Passaic 

Cumberland . 51,193 



79,762 Salem 25,530 

82,057 Somerset 32,948 

" . 24,134 

. 99,353 
155,202 Warren 37,781 



CITIES VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Absecon 


530 


Bridget on. ... 


13.913 


East Rutherf'd 2.640 


Hanmionton . 


3,481 


Allendale ... 


694 


Burliuirton. .. 


7,392 


p:gg Harbor . . 


1,808 


Harrison 


10,.596 


Allenhurst... 


165 


Caldwell 


1.367 


Elizabeth 


52,130 


HasbrouckH'ts 1,255 


AUentown.... 


695 


Camden 


75,935 


Elmer 


1,140 


Hawthorne .. 


2,096 


Anglesea 


161 


Cape May 


2,257 


Englewood... 


6,253 


Helmetta .... 


447 


Asbury Park. 


4,148 


Cape May Pt. 


153 


EnglewoodClifts218 


High Bridge.. 


1.377 


Atlantic City. 


27,838 


Carlstadt .... 


2,574 


Englishtown . 


410 


Highlands ... 


1,228 


Atl. Highlands 


1,383 


Chatham 


1,361 


Fairview 


1,003 


Hightstown. . 


, 1,749 


Bayhead 


247 


Chesilhursl .. 


283 


Fauwood 


399 


Hoijoken 


59,364 


Bayonne 


32,722 


Clavton 


1,951 


Fieldsboro ... 


4-59 


Holly Bench.. 


669 


Beach Haven. 


239 


Clilfside Park 


968 


Flemington .. 


2.145 


Hopewell .... 


980 


Belmar 


902 


Clinton 


816 


Florham Park 


752 


Irvington 


5,255 


Belvidere .... 


1,784 


CoUingswood 


1.633 


Freehold 


2,934 


Island Height 


s 316 


Bergenfields . 


729 


Cresskill 


486 


FrenchtowM.. 


1,020 


Jamesburg . . . 


1,063 


Beverly 


1,950 


Deckertowu.. 


1,-306 


Garfield 


3,504 


Jersey City . . 


206.433 


Bloomtield . . . 


9,668 


Delford 


746 


Glen Ridge... 


1,960 


Junction 


998 


Bogota 


337 


Dover 


5,938 


Glen Rock.... 


613 


Kearney 


10,896 


Boonton 


3,901 


Dumout 


643 


Gloucester City 6.840 


Keyport 


3,413 


Bordentown . 


4,110 


Duuellon 


1,239 


Guttenberg... 


3,825 


Lambertviile. 


4,6.37 


Boundbrook . 


2,622 


East Millstone 447 


Hackensack.. 


9,443 


Leonia , 


804 


Bradley Beach 


982 


East Newark. 


2,500 


Hackettstown 


2.474 


Linden 


402 


Branchville. . . 


526 


East Orange . 


21,606 


Haddoufield . 


2,776 


Lin wood 


, 495 



ooa 

Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
NEW JERSEV.-continued. 

Little Ferry . 1,240 Newtou 4,376 Rahway 7.935 Stockton 590 

Lodi 1,917 North Arliiifil'ii 290 Raritau 3,244 Suimiiit 6,302 

LoiiK LU-auch. 8,872 North Caldwell 29"' KedBauk.... 5,428 Teuafly 1,746 

Madisoa 3,7£-4 North IMaiuti'd 5,009 Ridp^efield .... 584 Totov/a 562 

Manasqiian .. 1,500 No. Sp. Lake. 361 Ridge wood. .. 2,685 Trenton 73,307 

Matawau 1,511 Ocean City .... 1.307 Riverside..., 561 Undercliff... 1,006 

May wood.... 536 OldTappan.. 269 Riverton 1,332 Union ..15,187 

Mercliantville 1,608 OranKe 24,141 Rockaway... 1,483 Up. Sa<i. River 326 

Metnchen.... 1,786 Palisades Park 644 Rocky Hill. . . 354 Vailsbiirg .. .. 2,779 

Midland Park 1,348 Park RidRe . . 870 Roselle 1,652 Viiieland 4,370 

Millstone 200 Passaic 27,777 Rutherford.. 4,411 Wallington. .. 1,812 

Milltown 561 Paterson 105,171 Saddle River. 415 Washington., 3,580 

Millville 10.583 Pemberton... 771 Salem 5,811 Wenonah.... 498 

Montclair ...13,962 Pen^rove.... 1,826 Seabright 1,198 W. Cape Mav. 696 

Montvale 416 Pennington... 733 Sea Isle City . 340 West Hob'ktMi 23,094 

Morristown.. 11,267 Perth Am boy 17,699 Secaiicus 1,626 W. New York 5,267 

Mountainside 367 Pliillipsl)urg . 10,052 Somers Point. 308 West Orange. 6,889 

Mt. Arlington 275 Plainfield .... 15,369 Somerville ... 4,843 Westwood.... 828 

Neptune City. 1,009 Pleasantville . 2,182 South Amboy 6,349 Wildwood.... 150 

Netcong 941 Pt. Ple's'ntB'ch 746 So. Bouiidbrook 883 ■\Voodbury ... 4,087 

Newark 246,070 Ponipton Lakes 847 South Orange 4,608 Woodcliff .... 329 

New Brunsw'k 20,006 Port Oram... 2,069 South River.. 2,792 Woodridge .. 582 

New Providence 565 Princeton.... 3,899 Spring Lake.. 526 Woodstown ... 1,371 

NEW I^EXICO — Population 195,310. 

COUNTY. 

Bernalillo 28,630 Grant 12,883 Rio Arril)a... 13,777 Socorro 12,195 

Chaves 4,773 Guadalupe... 5,429 San Juan 4,828 Taos 10,889 

Collax 10,150 Lincoln 4,953 San Miguel... 22,053 Union 4,528 

Donna Ana... 10,187 Mora 10,304 Santa Fe 14,658 Valencia ..... 13,895 

Eddy 3,229 Otero 4,791 Sierra 3,158 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Albuquerque. 6,238 Gallup 2,946 Roswell 2,049 Silver City ... 2,735 

Cerrillos 491 Las Vegas . . . 3,552 Santa Fe 5,603 Socorro 1,512 

Eddy 963 Raton 3,540 

NEW YORK-Population 7,268,894. 

COUNTY. 

Albany 165,571 Fulton 42,842 Oneida 132,800 Schoharie .... 26,854 

Allegany 41,501 Genesee 34,561 Onondaga . . . .168,735 Schuyler 15,811 

Broome 69,149 Greene 31,478 Ontario 49,605 Seneca 28,114 

Cattaraugus . 65,643 Hamilton .... 4,947 Orange 103,859 Steuben 82,822 

Cayuga 66,234 Herkimer .... 51,049 Orleans 30,164 Suffolk 77.582 

Chautauqua.. 88,314 Jefferson 76,748 Oswego 70,881 Sullivan 32,306 

Chemung .... 54,063 Kings 1,166,582 Otsego 48,939 Tioga 27,951 

Chenango ...36,568 Lewis 27,427 Putnam 13,787 Tompkins.... 33,830 

Clinton 47,430 Livingston.... 37,059 Queens. 152,999 Ulster 88,422 

Columbia . ., 43,211 Madisoa 40,545 Rensselaer ...121,697 Warren 29,943 

Cortland 27,576 Monroe 217,854 Richmond ... 67,021 Washington.. 45,624 

Delaware : . . . 46,413 Montgomery. 47,488 Rockland .... 38,298 Wayne 48,660 

Dutchess. ... 81,670 Nassau 55,448 St. Lawrence. 89,083 Westchester.. 184,257 

Erie 433,686 New York. .2,050,600 Saratoga 61,089 Wyoming .... 30,413 

Essex 30,707 Niagara 74,961 Schenectady . 46,852 Yates 20,318 

Franklin 42,853 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Adams 1,292 Alexandria Bay 1,511 Angelica 978 Auburn 30,345 

Addison 2,080 Alfred 756 Angola 712 Avoca 1,006 

Afton 722 Altamont.... 689 Antwerp 929 Avon 1,601 

Akron 1,585 Altmar 416 Arcade. 887 Babylon 2,157 

Albany 94,151 Amityvilie ... 2,038 Ardsley 404 Bahibridge... 1,092 

Albion 4,477 Amsterdam .. 20,929 Argvle 264 Baldwlnsville 2,992 

Alden 607 Andes 365 Athens 2,171 Ballston Spa. 3,923 

Alexander ... 230 Andover 954 Attica 1,785 Batavia 9,180 



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NEW YORK.-continued. 



Bath 4,994 

Belleville 384 

Belmont 1,190 

Berjreii 624 

Blnghamtoii.. 39,fi47 
Black River.. 949 

Blasdell 415 

Bolivar 1,208 

Boonville 1,745 

Brewster 1,192 

Bridfrewater . 269 

Brijjliton 888 

Brockport.... 3,398 

Broctou 900 

Bronx ville... 579 
Brookfleld... 485 
Brownville ... 767 

Buffalo 352,387 

Burdett 409 

Caledonia.... 1,073 
Cambrido-e ... 1,578 

Camden 2,370 

Camillus 567 

Canajoharie.. 2,101 
Canandaifjua. 6,151 
Canaserap;a . . 685 
Canastota .... 3.030 

Canisteo 2,077 

Canton 2.757 

Cape Vincent. 1,310 

Carthage 2.895 

Castile 1,088 

Castleton 1,214 

Cato 350 

Catskill 5,484 

Cattaraugus.. 1,382 

Cayuf^a 390 

Cazenovia.... 1,819 

Celeron 506 

Central Square 364 
Champlain ... 1.311 
Charlotte.... 1,400 
Chateaugay . . 973 
Chatham .... 2,018 
Chaumont... 738 
Cherry Creek 701 
Cherry Valley 772 

Chester 1,250 

Chittenango.. 787 
Churchville... 5U5 

Clayton 1,913 

Clay ville 568 

Cleveland..., 689 
Clifton Springs. 1,617 

Clinton 1,340 

Clyde 2,507 

CoblesklU.... 2,327 

Cohocton 879 

Cohoes 23,910 

Cold Spring.. 2,067 
Constableville 450 
Cooperstowu . 2,368 
Copenhagen.. 587 

Corfu 401 

Corinth 2.039 

Corning 11,061 

Cornwall 1,966 

Cortland 9,014 

Coxsaekie.... 2,735 
Croton on Hud.1,533 
Cuba 1,502 



Dansville .... 3,633 

Delhi 2,078 

Depew 3.379 

Deposit 2,051 

DeRuyter .... 623 

Dexter 945 

Dobbs Ferry. 2,888 
Dolgeville.... 1,915 

Dresden 306 

Dryden 699 

Dundee 1,291 

Dunkirk 11,616 

Earlville 711 

East Aurora . 2,366 
East Randolph 644 
E;ist Rockaway 739 
East Syracu.se 2,509 

Eastwood 341 

Edwards 373 

Elba 395 

Elbridge 549 

Elizabethtown 491 
Ellen ville.... 2.879 
Ellicottville.. 886 

EUisburg 292 

Elmira 35.672 

Elmirallei'ts. 1,763 

Esperance 290 

Fahius 387 

Fairhaven ... 610 

Fairport 2,489 

Falconer 1,136 

Farnham 262 

Favetteville. . 1,304 

Fishkill 589 

FishkiULand'g 3,673 

Fonda 1,145 

Forestville.... 623 
Fort Ann.... 431 
Fort Covington 822 
Fort Edward. 3.521 
Fort Plain... 2,444 
Frankfort.... 2,664 

Franklin 473 

Franklinville. l,-360 

Fredonia 4,127 

Freeport 2,612 

Freeville 440 

Friendship... 1,214 

Fulton 5,281 

Fultonville... 977 

Galway 177 

Geneseo 2,400 

Geneva 10,433 

Gilbertsville. 476 
Glen Park.... 494 
Glens Falls.. 12.613 
Gloversville. . 18,349 

Goshen 2.826 

Gouverneur.. 3,689 

Gowanda 2,143 

Granville.... 2,700 

Greene 1,236 

Green Island. 4,770 
Greenport ... 2,366 
Greenwich .. 1.869 

Groton 1,344 

Hagaman 646 

Hamburg 1.683 

Hamilton.... 1,027 
liammondsp'rt 1,169 



Hancock 1,283 

Hannibal 410 

Harrisville... 639 
Hastiugs-on- 

Hudson 2,002 

Haverstraw. . 5,935 
Hempstead .. 3,582 
Henderson... 374 
Herkimer .... 5,555 

Hermon 503 

Hillburn 824 

Hilton 486 

Hobart . 550 

Holland l^atent 352 

Holley 1,380 

Homer 2,381 

Honeoye Falls 1,175 
Hoosick Falls 5,671 
Hornellsvillfc. 11,918 
Horseheads . . 1,901 

Hudson 9,628 

Hunter 431 

Ilion 5,138 

Irvington .... 2,231 

Ithaca 13,136 

Jamestown... 22,892 
Johnstown. .. 10,130 

Jordan 1,118 

Keeseville.... 2,110 

Kenmore 318 

Kinderhook.. 913 

Kingston 24,535 

Lacona 388 

Lakewood 574 

Lancaster 3,750 

Lansingburg. 12,595 
Larchmont .. 9J5 

La Salle 661 

Laurens 233 

Lawrence 558 

Leroy 3,144 

Lestershire,.. 3,111 

Lewiston 697 

Liberty 1.760 

Lima 949 

Limestone.... 732 

Lisle 392 

Little Falls .. 10,381 
Little Valley . 1,085 
Liverpool .... 1,133 
Livonia Stat'n 865 

Lockport 16,581 

Lowville .... 2,352 

Lyons 4,300 

Lyons Falls.. 470 
McG raw ville. 750 
Macedon .... 592 

Madison 321 

Maloiie 5.935 

Manchester.. 711 

Manlius 1,219 

Mannsville.... 352 
Marathon.... 1,092 
Marcellus .... 589 
Margaretville. 640 

Massena 2,032 

Matteawau... 5,807 

Mayfield 589 

Mavville 943 

Mechanicsville 4,695 
Medina 4,716 



Meridian 335 

Mexico 1,249 

Middleburg.. 1,135 
Middleport .. 1,431 
Middletown.. 14,522 
Middleville . . 667 

Milford 532 

Millbrook.... 1,027 
aiillerton .... 802 

Mohawk 2,028 

Monroe 796 

Montgomery. 973 
IMonticello... 1,160 
Montour Falls 1,193 

iVlooers 527 

Moravia 1,442 

Morris 553 

Morristown.. 466 
Morrisville.... 624 
Mt. Kisco .... 1,346 
Mt. Morris... 2,410 
Mt. Vernon.. 21,228 

Naples 1,048 

Nassau 418 

Nelliston 634 

Nelsonville... • 624 

Newark 4,578 

Newark Valley 818 
New Berlin..." 1,156 

Newburg 24,943 

Newlield 378 

New Hartford 1,007 
New London. 177 
NewPaltz.... 1,022 

Newport 610 

New Rochelle 14,720 
N.Y. City.. 3.437.202 
M'nh'n b'r 0.1,850,093 
Bronx boro.. 200,507 
Br'kl'nb'ro.1.166,582 
Richm'd boro. 67.021 
Queens boro, 152,999 
Niagara Falls 19,457 
North Olean . 1.549 
North I'elham 684 
Nortbport . . . 1,794 
No. Tarrytown 4,241 
N.Tonawanda. 9,069 
North ville.... 1,046 

Norwich 5.766 

Norwood 1,714 

Nunda 1,018 

Nyack 4,275 

Oakfield 714 

Ogdenshurg. . 12,633 
Olean ........ 9,462 

Oneida 6,364 

Oneida Castle 291 

Oneonta 7,147 

Oriskany Falls 811 

Ossining 7,939 

Oswego 22,199 

Oswego Falls. 2.925 

Otego 658 

Ovid 624 

Owego 5,039 

Oxford 1,931 

Painted Post. 775 
Palatine Bri(ige 360 

Palmyra 1,937 

Panama , 359 



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Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
NEW YORK.-continued. 



Parish 548 

Patcliogue . . . 2,926 

Pawling 781 

Peekskill 10,358 

Pelham 303 

PennYau.... 4.650 

Perry 2,763 

Phelps 1,306 

Philadelphia . 873 

Philmout 1,964 

Phceuix 1,532 

Piermont .... 1,153 

Pike 458 

Pine Hill 425 

Pittsford..... 1.000 

Plattsburg... 8,434 

JMeasantville . 1,204 

Poland 370 

Port Byron... 1,013 

Port Cliei^ter. 7,440 
Port Dickinson 379 

Port Henrv. . 1.751 

Port Jervis . . 9.385 

Port Leyden . 746 

Portville 748 

Potsdam 3,843 

Poufrhkeepsie 24,029 

PrattsbiuK.... 713 

Prospect 333 

Pulaski 1,493 

Randolph.... 1,209 

Red Creek ... 480 

Red Hook.... 857 

Remsen 389 

Rens'elaer, est.10,000 

Rhinebeck ... 1,494 

Richburg 343 



Richfield Spgs 1,537 
Richiiiondville 651 

Richville 331 

Rochester ....162,608 

Rockton 1,052 

Rockville Cent. 1,884 

Rome 15,343 

Rosendale . . . 1,840 
Rouse Point . 1,675 

Roxbury 418 

Rushville 416 

SackettsHarb'r 1,266 
Sag Harbor.. 1,969 
St. Johnsville 1,873 
St. Regis Falls 879 
Salamanca... 4,251 

Salem 1,391 

Sandy Creek . 692 
Sandy Hill.... 4,473 
Saraiiac Lake. 2.594 
Saratoga SpKS. 12,409 
Sanger ties.... 3,697 
Savannah .... 573 

Savona 611 

Schaghticoke. 1,061 
Schenectady.. 31,682 
Schenevus ... 613 
Sclioharie .... 1,006 
Schuvlerville, 1.601 

SeaCliif 1,558 

Seneca Falls.. 6,519 
Siiaron Springs 567 
Sherburne .... 899 

Sherman 760 

Shortsville.... 922 

Sidney 2,331 

Silver Creek.. 1,944 



Silver Springs 667 

Siuclairville.. 577 

Skaneateles . . 1,495 

Sloan 873 

Smyrna 300 

Solvay 3.493 

Southampton . 2,289 

So. Glens Falls 2,025 

South Nyack. 1,601 

Spencer 707 

Spencerport.. 715 

Spring ville... 1,992 

Stamford .... 901 

Stillwater 1,007 

Suftern 1,G19 

Syracuse 108,374 

Tannersville . 593 

Tarry town . . . 4,770 

Theresa 917 

Ticonderoga.. 1,911 

Tivoli 1,153 

Touawanda . . 7,421 

Trenton 298 

Troy 60,651 

Trumansburg 1,225 

Tully 574 

Turin 363 

Unadilla 1,172 

Union 982 

Union Springs 994 

Uniouville ... 454 

Upper Nyack 516 

Utica 56,383 

A^ahitie 1,300 

VanEtlen.... 474 

Vernon [380 

Victor 649 



Victory Mills 795 
Voorheesville 554 

Walden 3.147 

Walton 2.811 

Wa'ping'rsFls. 3.504 

Warsaw 3,048 

Warwick 1,735 

Wash'gtonville 667 
Waterford... 3.146 

Waterloo 4,256 

Water town.. 21.696 
Waterville... 1,571 
Watervliet . . . 14,321 

Watkins 2,943 

Waverlv 4,465 

Waylahd 1,307 

Weedsport... 1,025 
Wellsburg... 536 
Wellsville ... 3,556 
West Carthage 1,135 
Weslfleld....:. 2,430 
W. Haverstraw 2,079 
W. Salamanca 483 
WestWMnfield 771 

Wiiitehall 4,377 

White Plains. 7.899 
Whitesboro.. 1.958 
Whitney Point 807 
Williamsville. 905 

^Vilson 612 

Windsor 739 

AVoIcott 1,279 

Woodhull 343 

Wurtsboro... 450 

Yonkers 47,931 

Youngstown . 547 



NORTH CAROLINA.-Population 1,893,810. 



Alamance 25,665 

Alexander.... 10,960 
Alleghany ... 7.759 

Anson 21,870 

Ashe 19.581 

Beaufort 26.404 

Bertie 20,538 

Bladen 17,677 

Brunswick .. 12.657 
Buncombe.... 44,288 

Burke 17,699 

Cabarrus 22,456 

Caldwell 15,694 

Camden 5,474 

Carteret 11,811 

Caswell 15,028 

Catawba 22,133 

Chatham 23,912 

Cherokee 11,860 

Chowan 10,258 

Clay 4.532 

Cleveland .... 25.078 
Columbus.... 21,274 

Craven 24.160 

Cumberland . 29,249 





COUNTY. 




Currituck. .. 


. 6,529 


Jones 


8.226 


Dare 


. 4,757 


Lenoir 


18,639 


Davidson ... 


. 23.403 


Lincoln 


!^;f*? 


Davie 


. 12,115 


McDowell ... 


12,567 


Duplin 


.. 22,405 


]\Iacon 


12.104 


Durham 


,. 26,233 


Madison 


, 20,644 


Edgecombe . 


. 26,591 


Martin 


15,383 




.. 35,261 


Mecklenburg. 


. 55,268 


Franklin 


. 25,116 


Mitchell 


15.221 


Gaston 


,. 27,903 


Montgomery. 


14,197 


Gates 


,. 10,413 


Moore ■ 


, 23,622 




. . 4,343 


Nash 


25,478 


Granville ... 


.. 23,263 


New Hanover 


• 25.785 


Greene 


.. 12,038 


Northampton 


21,150 


Guilford 


.. 39,074 


Onslow 


, 11,940 


Halifax 


.. 30,793 


Orange 


14,690 


Harnett 


.. 15,988 


Pamlico, 


. 8.045 


1 lav wood .. 


.. 16,222 


Pasquotank. . 


, 13.660 


Henderson . 


.. 14,104 


Pender 


13,381 


Hertford. .. 


.. 14,294 


Perquimans., 


, 10,091 


Hyde 


.. 9,278 
.. 29,064 


Person 

Pitt 


, 16,685 


Iredell 


. 30.889 


Jackson 


,. 11,853 


Polk 


, 7,004 


Johnston... 


.. 32,250 


Randolph.... 


, 28,232 



Richmond ... 15,855 

Robeson 40,371 

Rockingham . 33,163 

Rowan 31.066 

Rutherford... 25.101 

Sampson 26,380 

Scotland 12,553 

Stanley 15,220 

Stokes 19.866 

Surry 25,515 

Swain 8,401 

Transylvania. 6.620 

Tyrrell 4.980 

Union 27,156 

Vance... 16.684 

Wake 54.626 

Warren 19.151 

Washington . 10.608 

Watauga 13,417 

Wayne 31.356 

Wilkes 26,872 

Wilson 23,596 

Yadkin 14,083 

Yancey 11,464 



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NORTH CAKOLINA.-continued. 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Aberdeen .... S59 

Advance 273 

Ahoskie 302 

Albemarle.... 1,382 

Apex 349 

Arclidale 182 

Arden 137 

Aslieboro 992 

Asheville 14,694 

Aulander .... 342 

Aurora 314 

Ayden 557 

Bakersville. .. 611 

Bath 400 

Battleboro ... 229 

Bayboro 292 

Beaufort 2,195 

Belle Haven.. 383 

Belmont 145 

Benson 384 

Bessemer City 1,100 

Bethel 457 

Bis Lick 132 

Black Creek . 196 

Black Mount n 200 

Blowing Rock 331 

Boardraan.... 604 

Boone 155 

Boonville 183 

Brevard 584 

Bryson 417 

Burgaw, 387 

Burlington... 3,692 

Burnsville ... 207 

Cameron 218 

Canton 230 

Caroleen 1,706 

Carthage 605 

Cary 333 

Castalia 163 

Catawba 169 

Cedar Falls. .. 272 

Cerro Gordo . 123 

Chadbourn... 243 

Chapel Hill.. 1,099 
Charlotte .... 18,091 

Cherryville,.. 1,008 

Cliina Grove . 887 

Claremont... 160 

Clayton 754 

Cleveland 198 

Clinton 958 

Clyde 244 

Colex-ain 207 

Columbia 3S2 

Columbus 334 

Concord 7,910 

Conetoe 132 

Conoho 115 

Conover 413 

Creswell 224 

Cumberland. . 343 

Dallas 514 

Davidson 904 

Denver 199 

Dillsboro 279 

Dobson . 327 

Dunn 1,072 

Durham 6,679 



East Bend... 444 

Edeuton 3,046 

Elizabeth City 6,348 
Ellzabethtown 144 

Elkin 860 

Elk Park 498 

Ellen bore... 172 

Elm City 560 

Elon College. 638 

Enfield.... . 361 

Eureka 123 

Everetts 127 

Fairblnff 328 

Faison 308 

Falkland 139 

Farmville.... 262 

Farrar 5.54 

Fayetteville.. 4,670 

Forest City . . 1,090 

Forestvillo ... 157 

Four Oaks.... 171 

Franklin 335 

Frankliuton . 761 

Fremont 435 

Garysburg... 269 

Gaston ia 4,610 

Gatesville.... 200 

Germanton .. 129 

Gibsonville .. 521 

Glen Alpine.. 137 

Gold Hill. ... 514 

Gold Point... 124 

Goldsboro 5,877 

Graham 2,052 

Granite FjUIs 277 

Green sboro . . 10,035 

Greenville.... 2,565 

Grifton 229 

Grimesland .. 277 

Grover 174 

Halifax 306 

Hamilton 493 

Hamlet 639 

Hardin Factorv 205 
Harrellsville . ' 109 

Hayesville... 142 

Henderson... 3,746 
Hendersonville 1,917 

Henrietta 1,250 

Hertford 1,382 

Hickory 2,535 

Highlands... 249 

High Point. .. 4,163 

Hildebran .... 109 

Hillsboro 707 

Hob3:ood 122 

Hoffman 184 

Holly Springs 219 

Hookerton... 139 

Hope Mills No. 1 881 

Hot Spriiijrs . 445 

Huutersville.. 533 

Inauda 150 

Jackson 441 

JacUsonviilo.. 309 

Jamesville.... 235 

Jefferson 230 

Jonesboro ... 6-10 

Kelford 167 



Kenansville.. 271 

Kenly 260 

Kernersville . 652 

Keyser 180 

Kings Mount'n 2,062 

Kinston 4,106 

Kittrell 108 

La Grange... 853 

Lasker 121 

Lattimore .... 108 

Laurinburg . . 1,334 

Leaksville ... 688 

Leicester 126 

Lenoir 1,296 

Lewiston 163 

Lexington... 1,234 

Liberty 304 

Lilesville 213 

Lincolntou... 828 

Louisburg ... 1,178 

Lowell 290 

Lucama 236 

Lumber Bridge 181 

Lumberton .. 849 

McAdenviile . 1,144 

McFarlan.... 112 

Macon 1.57 

IVIadison 813 

Magnolia 454 

Maiden 614 

Manly 176 

Manteo 312 

Margarelsville 123 

Marion 1,116 

Marlboro .... Ill 

Marshall 337 

Mars Hill.... 289 

Marshville... 349 

Matthews .... 378 

Max ton 935 

Mayodan 904 

Mebaue 218 

Middlebiirg... 169 

Milton... 490 

IMiutHill 192 

Mocksville ... 745 

Monroe 2,427 

Montezuma. , 219 

Montford 196 

Mooresboro.. 144 

Mooresville... 1,533 

Morehead City 1,379 

Morgan ton... 1,938 

Morrisville . . 100 

Morven 447 

Mountain Isl'ud 450 

Mt. Airy 2,680 

Mt. Gilead.... 395 

Mt. Holly 630 

Mt. Olive .... 617 

Mt. Pleasant . 444 

Murfreesboro 6.57 

Murphy 604 

Nashville 479 

Newbern 9,090 

New London. 299 

Newport. ... 328 

Newton 1,583 

North Durham 644 



No. Wilkesboro 918 

Norwood .... 663 

Oak Ridge ... 161 

Old Fort 253 

Oriental 300 

Oxford 2,059 

Palmyra 131 

Pantego 253 

Parmele 336 

Peachland.... 1.56 

Pikeville 168 

Pilot Mount'n 710 

Pine Level... 266 

Pineville 585 

Pittsboro 424 

PIvmouth.... 1,011 

Polkton 276 

Polloksville. . 198 

Princeton.... 281 

Princeville. .. 552 

Raleigh 13,643 

Ramoth 351 

Bamseur 769 

Randleman. . 2,190 

Red Springs . 858 

Reidsville.... 3,262 

Rennert 133 

Richlands,.., 160 

Rich Square. . 232 
Roanoke Rap's 1,009 

Robersonville 275 

Rockingliam . 1,507 

Mocky Mount 2,9-37 
Rocky Mt. Mills 605 

Rolesville .... 155 

Rowland 357 

Roxboro 1,021 

Roxobel 227 

RutherfOrdton 880 

St. Lewis 100 

Salem 3,642 

Salisbury .... 6,277 

Saluda 211 

Sanford 1,044 

Saratoga 123 

Scotland Neck 1,348 

Seaboard .... 287 

Selraa 816 

Shallotte 149 

Shelby 1,874 

SilerCity 440 

Smithfield.... 764 

Snow Hill.... 405 

So. Billmore . 312 
Southern Pines 517 

Southport 1,3-36 

So. Wadesboro 154 

Sparta 501 

Spencer Mt.Mills 243 

Spring Hope. 666 

Stanley 441 

Star 211 

Statesville ... 3,141 

Stonewall 168 

Swansboro... 265 

Swepsonville. 441 

Sylva 281 

Tarboro 2,499 

Taylorsville. . 413 



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NORTH CAROUNA.-continued, 



Tliomasville . 751 

Tillery 258 

Trenton 338 

Trinity 274 

Troy 878 

Tryon 324 

Uuiou (Hert- 
ford couiitv) 176 
Union City 

(Robeson co.) 432 

Vanceboro .. 291 



Vandemere .. 169 

Waco 160 

AVadesboro .. 1,546 

Wakefield .... 142 
W. Forest Col'se 823 

Wallace 218 

Walnut Cove. 336 

Warrenton... 836 

Warsaw 576 

Washington.. 4,842 

Waxliaw 752 



Waynesviile. 1,307 

Weaverville. . 329 

Weldon 1,433 

West Hickory 213 

Whitakers ... 388 

Whitehall.... 114 

Whiteville ... 634 

Wilkesboro . . 635 

Williaraston . 912 

Wilmington . 20,976 

Wilson 3,525 



Windsor 597 

Winfall 222 

Winston 10,008 

Wintervillc . . 243 

Winton 686 

Woodland.... 242 

Worth ville.. . 467 

Yadkin Col lej;e 210 

Yadkinville . . 292 

Youngsville . . 345 



NORTH DAKOTA.-Population 319,146, 



COUNTY. 



Barnes 

Benson 

Billings 

Bottineau . . 
Burleigh . . . 

Cass 

Cavalier • . 
Dickey .... 

Eddy 

Emmons . . . 
Foster 



13.159 
8,320 
975 
7,532 
6,081 
28,625 
12,580 
6,061 
3,330 
4,349 
3,770 



Grand Forks. 

Griggs 

Kidder 

Laraoure 

Logan 

McHenry ... 
Mcintosh ... 

McLean 

Mercer 

Morton 

Nelson 



24,459 
4,744 
1,754 
6,048 
1,025 
5,253 
4,818 
4,791 
1,778 
8,0G9 
7,316 



Oliver 990 

Pembina 17,869 

Pierce 4,765 

Ramsey 9,198 

Ransom 6,919 

Richland 17,387 

Rolete 7,995 

Sargent 6,039 

Stark 7,621 

Steele 5,888 



Stutsman 9.143 

Towner ...... 6,491 

Traill 13,107 

Walsh 20.288 

Ward 7,961 

Wells 8,310 

Williams 1,530 

Standing Rock 

Indian reser- 

vation(partof)2,208 



CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Ardoch 

Bathgate 

Bismarck 

Bottineau .... 

Buffalo 

Cando 

Casselton — 

Cavalier 

Churclis Ferrj 

Conway 

Cooperstowu. 

Crystal 

Davenport.. . 
Devils Lake- 
Dickinson.... 

Drayton 

Edgeley 

Edinburg 

Ellendale..... 



Adams 

Allen 

Ashland 

Ashtabula 

Athens 

Auglaize 

Belmont 

Brown 

Butler........ 

Carroll 

Champaign .. 

Clark 

Clermont .... 

Clinton 

Columbiana. . 
Coshocton ... 



298 

641 

3,319 

888 

213 

1,061 

1,207 

671 

264 

216 

648 

385 

245 

1,729 

2,076 

688 

306 

286 

750 



47,976 
21,184 
51,448 
38,730 
31,192 
60,875 
28.237 
56,870 
16,811 
26,642 
58,939 
31,610 
24.202 
68.590 
29,337 



Enderlin 

Fairmouut . . . 

Fargo 

Forest River. 

Forman 

Grafton 

Grands Forks 

Hamilton 

Hankinson... 

Hatton 

Hillsboro 

Hoople 174 

Hope 606 

Hunter 407 

Jamestown... 2,853 

Kulm 463 

Lakota 576 

Lamoure 457 

Langdon 1,188 



284 

9,589 

252 

257 

2,378 

7,6.52 

224 

713 

430 

1,172 



Lariraore .... 

Leeds 

Lidgerwood .. 

Lisbon 

Mandan 

Mapleton — 

May ville 

Michigan 

Milnor 

Milton 

Minnewaukan 

Minot 

Minto 

Neche 

New Salem... 
Northwood .. 

Oakes 

Park River... 



1,235 
349 

585 

1,046 

1,658 

322 

1,106 

309 

322 

384 

432 

1,277 

860 

682 

229 

697 



OHIO.— Population 4,157,545. 



COUNTY. 



Crawford , 
Cuyahoga 

Darke 

Defiance.., 
Delaware 

Erie 

Fairfield . 
Fayette .. 
Franklin . 
Fulton. .. 
Gallia.... 
Geauga . . . 
Greene ... 
Guernsey 
Hamilton 
Hancock . 



. 33,915 
.439,120 
. 42,532 
. 26,387 
26,401 
. 37,650 
. 34.259 
. 21.725 
.lG4,4(i0 
. 22.801 
. 27,918 
. 14,744 
. 31,613 
. 34,425 
.409,479 
. 41,993 



Hardhi 31.187 

Harrison 20,486 

Henry 27,282 

Highland .... 30,982 

Hocking 24,398 

Holmes 19,511 

Huron 32,330 

Jackson 34,248 

Jeflterson .... 44,357 

Knox 27,768 

Lake 21,680 

Lawrence 39,534 

Licking 47.070 

Logan 30,420 

Lorain 54.857 

Lucas 153,559 



Pembina ... 

Pisek 

Portland 

Reynolds.... 

Rolia 

Rugby 

St. Thomas.. 

Sanborn 

Sheldon 

Steele ... . . 
Tower City . 

Towner 

Valley City.. 
Wahpeton .. 
Walhalla.... 
Williston ... 
Willow City 
Wimbledon . 



Madison 

Mahoning... 

Marion 

Medina 

Meigs 

Mercer 

Miami 

Monroe 

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Morrow .. , . 
Muskingum. 

Noble 

Ottawa 

Paulding 

Perry 



629 
132 
524 
389 
400 
487 
661 
259 
318 
185 
468 
331 
2,446 
2,228 
.377 
763 
476 
226 



. 20,590 
. 70,134 
. 28,678 
. 21,958 
. 28,620 
. 28,021 
. 43,105 
. 27,031 
.130,146 
. 17,905 
,. 17,879 
. 53,185 
. 19,466 
. 22,213 
. 27,528 
. 31,841 



40a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
OHIO,— continued. 

27,016 Ross 40,940 Summit 71,715 Warren. 



Pickaway , 

Pike 18,172 Saudusky .... 34,311 Trumbull .... 46,591 

Portage 29,246 Scioto 40,981 Tuscarawas .. 53,751 

Preble 23,713 Seneca 41,163 Union 

Putnam 32,525 Shelby 24,625 Van Wert. . 

Richland 44,289 Stark 94,747 Vinton 15. 



25,584 
Washington.. 48,245 

Wayne 37,870 

. 22,342 Williams 24,953 

30,394 Wood 51,555 

Wyandot 21,125 



CITIES. VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Aberdeen ... 

Ada 

Adamsville . 
Addystou ... 
AdelpLi 



711 Bloomville.... 819 Chillicothe. , 
2,576 BluflFton 1,783 Cincinnati. 



Akron 42,728 Bournevile 



. 12,976 Dunkirk 1,222 

.325,902 Dupont 370 

. 6,991 East Cleveland 2,757 

905 E. Liverpool. 16.485 

551 East Palestine 2,493 



548 Bowerston ... 
420 Bower svi lie 



Albany 

Alexandria... 

Alger 

Allentown ... 

Alliance 

Alvordton 

Andover 

Anna 451 Brilliant. 

Ansonia 676 Brink Haven. 

Antioch 212 Brookside... 

Antwerp 1,206 Brookville 

Apple Creek . 387 Broughton 



4G5 Eaton 
.381.768 Edgerton 
. 1.328 Edison... 



3,15E 
1,043 
347 
740 
358 
208 
440 
1,025 



201 Bond Hill.... 1,081 Circleville 

1,513 Boston 260 Clarlngton . 

516 Botkins 420 Clarksburg 

356 Clarksville. 

526 Cleveland . 

370 Clevcs 

462 Bowling Green 5,067 Clifton 262 Edon.... 

123 Bradford .... 1,254 Clinton 186 Eldorado 

8,974 Bradner 1,148 Clyde 2,515 Elgin.... 

482 Bremen 466 Coaigrove.. . 1,191 Elida.... 

815 Bridgeport... 3,963 Coalton 1,625 Elmore.. 

' ~ "" 646 Coldwater.... 627 Elmwood Place 2,532 

250 College Corner 378 Elyria 8,791 

249 College Hill.. 1,104 Empire 509 

869 Collinwood .. 3,(i39 Enon 295 

226 Columbiana.. 1,339 Evanstou.... 1,716 

Arcadia 425 Bryan 3,131 Columbus .. ..125,560 Fairfield 312 

Arcanum 1,225 BuckeyeCity. 247 ColumbusG've 1.935 Fairport 2,073 

Archbold 958 Bucyrus 6,560 Commercial Pt. 245 Fairview 291 

Arlington.... 738 Bnrbank 325 Congress 198 Farmersville . 440 

Arlington H'ts 360 Burton 727 Conneant.... 7,133 Fayette 886 

Aruettsville.. 157 Butler 567 Cantineiital .. 1,104 Fayetteville.. 323 

Ashland 4,087 Butlerville ... 125 Convov 690 Felicity 695 

Ashley 700 Byesville 1,267 Coolville 315 Fernbank.... 310 

Ashtabula.... 12,949 Cadiz 1,755 Coplev 243 Findlav 17.613 



Ashville 654 Calais 

Athalia 346 Caldwell., 

Athens 3,066 Caledonia, 



114 Corning 1,401 Five Point 

927 Cortland 620 Fletcher 

682 Corwln 131 Florida., 



176 



276 



Attica 694 Cambridge... 8,241 Coshocton.... 6,473 Flushing 653 



Baiubridge 
Bairdstown . 
Baltimore... 
Barber ton .. 
Barnesville . 

Barnhill 

Batavia 

Bates ville ... 
Beach City.. 
Beallsville... 

Beaver . 

Beaver Dam 

Bedford 

Bellaire 

Bellbrook... 
Bellecenter .. 



964 Camden 905 Covington... 1,791 Forest 1,155 

298 Canal Dover. 5,422 Crestline 3,282 Fort Jennings 322 

460 CanalFulton. 1.172 Creston 893 Fort Recovery 1.097 

' ~ 581 Fostoria 7,730 

835 Frankfort 717 



4,354 Canal Winch'st'r 662 Cridersville .. 
3,721 Canfleld 672 Crooksville .. 



811 Cannelville. 

1,029 Canton 

312 Cardington .. 

364 Carev 

554 Carlisle 

262 Carroll 

477 Carrollton.... 

1,486 Carthage .... 

9.912 Casstown .... 

352 Catawba 

962 Cecil 



Crown City.. 284 Franklin 2.724 

0,667 Cumberland . 618 Frazeysburg . 730 

1,354 Custiir 293 Fredericksburg 511 

1,816 Cuvahoga Falls 3,186 Fredericktown 890 

164 Cvgnet 896 Freeport (Ilar- 



Bellefontaine 6,649 Cedarville 



223 Dalton 

1,271 Danville... 

2,559 Darby ville.. 

262 Dayton 

231 Deavertown. 

326 Deerfiehl .... 

1,189 Deersville... 

Bellevue 4,101 Celina 2,815 Defiance 7,579 Gambler 751 

Hellville 1,039 Centerburg.. 706 DeGraflf 1,150 Garrettsville . 1,145 

Belmont 422 Centerville Delaware.... 7,940 Geneva 2,342 

Belmore 334 (Gallia co.).. 198 Delhi 829 Genoa 824 

Benton Ridge 359 Centerville Dell Roy 400 Georgetown. 1,529 

Berea 2,510 (Montg'm'vco.) 290 Delphos 4,517 Germantown 

625 Cliagrin Falls 1,586 Delta 1,230 Gettysburg.. 

850 Chambersburg 169 Dennison 3,763 Gibsonburg.. 

492 Chardon 1,360 Deshler 1,628 Gilboa 

712 Chatfield 298 Dexter Citv.. 278 Girard 

239 Chester Hill.. 480 Donnelsville. 200 Glandorf 

1,788 Chesterville. . 230 Doylestowu.. 1,057 Glendale 

740 Chicago J unc"n 2,348 Dresden 1,600 Glenmont.... 



Berlin Heights 

Bethel 

Bettsville . .. 

Beverly 

Blakesiee — 
Btauchester. . 

Bloomdale 

Bloomingburg 636 Chickasaw 



666 risou CO.).... 690 

298 Freeport (Wood 

250 countv) 815 

85,333 Fremont 8,439 

154 Gahanna 276 

484 Gallon 7,282 

256 Gallipolis .... 5,432 



1,702 

246 

1.791 



2,630 

749 

1,545 



310 Dublin 



275 Glenville, 



5,5 



41a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



OHIO.— continaed. 



Gloustei*,..... 2,155 

Gnadeiihutlen 647 

Grafton 1,098 

Grand Rapids 549 

Granville 1,425 

Graysville... 174 

Green Camp , 369 

Greenfield ... 3,979 

Greenspring. 816 

Greenville ... 5,501 

Greenwich . . . 849 

Grove Citj'. . . 656 

Groveport ... 519 

Grover 308 

Grover Hill . . 655 

Hamden 838 

Haniersville. . 242 

Hamilton ... 23,914 

Hamler 574 

Hanging Rock 665 

Hanover 314 

Hanoverton.. 399 

Harrisburg .. 247 

Harrison 1,456 

Harrisville... 250 

Harrod 370 

Hartford 414 

Hartwell 1,833 

Harveysburg. 435 

Haskins 449 

Haviland 186 

Hayesville ... 332 

Hebron 455 

Hemlock 681 

Hicksville.... 2,510 

Higa;insport . 6-50 

Hilliard 376 

Hillsboro .... 4,635 

Hiram 659 

Holgate 1,237 

HoUansburg . 275 

Holmesville.. 304 

Home City ... 868 

Hopedale.... 365 

Hoytsvile ... 431 

Hubbard 1,230 

Hudson 983 

Huntsville... 408 

Huron 1,708 

Hyde Park... 1,691 

Irondale 1,136 

Irontou 11.868 

Ithaca 113 

.lackson 4,672 

Jackson Center 644 

Jacksonville . 1,047 

Jamestown .. 1.205 

Jefferson 1,319 

JefFersonville. 790 

Jenera 237 

Jeromeville.. 308 

Jerry City.... 555 

Jerusalem.... 245 

Jewett 743 

Johnstown... 6-38 

Junction City 443 

Kalida 622 

Kellevs Island 1,174 
Kennedy H'hts 209 

Kent 4,541 

Kenton 6.852 



Kettlevville.. 145 

Killbuck 370 

Kimbolton. .. 245 

Kingston 735 

Kirby 187 

Kossuth 153 

Lafayette 316 

Lagrange .... 628 

Lakeview .... 653 

Lakewood. ... 3,355 

Lancaster .... 8,991 

Larue 997 

Latty 444 

Laura 378 

Laurel ville.... 450 

Lel)an()n 2,867 

Leesburg 783 

Leesville 269 

LeesvilleCrR'dsl78 

Leetonia 2,744 

Leipsic 1,726 

Lewisburg.... 560 

Lewisville.... 170 

Le.\ington.... 448 
Liberty Center 606 

Lima 21.723 

Limaville .... 1.56 

Lindsey 614 

Lisbon 3,330 

Lithopolis 358 

Little Sandusky 181 

Lockington... 210 

Lockland 2,695 

Lodi 846 

Logan 3,480 

London 3,511 

Lorain 16,028 

Lonimie 444 

Loudonville.. 1,581 

Louisville.... 1,374 

Loveland 1,260 

Lowell 381 

Lowellville.. 1,137 

Lower Salem 190 

Lucas 306 

Lynchburg... 907 

Mc Arthur.... 941 

McClure 660 

]\[cComb 1,195 

McCounelsville 1,825 

McGuflfey.... 452 

Macksburg... 448 

Madison 768 

Madisonviiie . 3,140 
Magnetic Spgs li)4 

Magnolia 431 

Maineville.... 288 

Malinta 3.57 

Malta 845 

Malvern 709 

Manchester.. 2,003 

Mansfield 17,640 

]\[antua 743 

Marblehead. . 997 

Marengo 242 

Marietta 13,348 

Marion 11.862 

Marseilles ... 251 

Marshallville. 357 

Marttnsburg . 238 
Martins Ferry 7,760 



Martinsville . 338 

Marysville.... 3,048 

iSiason 629 

Massillon .... 11,944 

Maumee 1,856 

Mechanicsburg 1,617 

Medina 2.232 

Melrose 383 

Mendon 699 

Mentor 624 

Metamora.... 263 

Miamisburg . 3,941 

Middleburg.. 288 

Middlepoint. . 604 

Middleport... 2.799 

Middletown. . 9,215 

Midland 338 

Midvale 491 

Midway 274 

Mifilin 185 

Milan 653 

Milford 1,149 

Milford Center 682 

Millbury 284 

Milledgeville. 201 

Miller City. . . 163 

Millersburg.. 1,998 

Milton Center 325 

MiUonsburg.. 130 

Mineral City . 1,220 

Mineral Ridge 831 

Miuerva 1,200 

Mingo Junc'n 2,954 

Minster 1,465 

Monroeville.. 1,211 

Montezuma.. 317 

Montpelier... 1,869 

Morristown . . 350 

Morrow, 869 

Moscow 475 

Mt. Airy 400 

Mt. Blanchard 456 

Mt, Cory 312 

Mt. Eaton 232 

Mt. Gilead.... 1,528 

Mt. Healthy.. 1,354 

Mt. Grab 661 

Mt. Pleasant. 626 

Mt. Sterling. . 986 

Mt. Vernon.. 6,633 

Mt. Victory.. 734 
Mt. Washington 781 

Murray City. 1,118 

Mutual 163 

Napoleon .... 3.639 

Nashville .... 266 

Navarre 963 

Nelsonville .. 5,421 

Nevada 889 

Neville 265 

New Albany.. 224 

Newark 18,157 

New Athens . 435 
New Blooming'n 399 

New Bremen. 1,318 

Newburg 5,909 

New Carlisle. 995 
New Comerst'n 2.659 

New Concord 675 

New Holland. 692 
New Ku«.\ville 436 



New Lebanon 

(Miami CO.).. 224 
New Lebanon 

(Montg'ryco.) 145 
New Lexington 

(Highland CO.) 265 
New Lexington 

(Perry CO.).. 1,701 
New London. 1.180 
New Madison 590 
NowMatamoras 817 
New Paris.... 790 
New Pliil-d'lp'a 6.213 
New Richmon(|].916 
NewRiegel... 298 
New Salem... 180 
New Straitsv'le 2,302 
Newton Falls. 732 
New Vienna.. 805 
New Wash'ton 824 

Ney 289 

Niles 7,468 

No. Amherst. 1,758 
No. Baltimore 3,561 
North Bend... 532 
No. Lewisbiiig 846 
No. Robinson 200 

Norwalk 7,074 

Norwich 253 

Norwood 6.480 

Nottingham.. 939 
Oak Harbor.. 1,631 

Oak Hill 825 

Oakley 528 

Oak wood 342 

Oberlin 4,082 

Ohio City .... 862 
Olmsted Falls 330 

Orrville 1,901 

Osborn 948 

Osgood 224 

Osnaburg 658 

Ostrander 401 

Ottawa 2,322 

Ottoville 369 

Otway 274 

Oxford 2,009 

Painesville... 5,024 

Palestine 210 

Pandora 409 

Pataskala ... 675 
Patterson .... 219 

Paulding 2,080 

Payne 1.336 

Peebles 763 

Pemberville.. 1,081 

Peninsula 579 

Perrysburg .. 1,766 

Perryville 613 

Pickerington. 263 

Piketon 625 

Pioneer 603 

Piqua 12,172 

Plain City.... 1,432 
Plainfield .... 255 
Pleasan t Citv 1,006 
Pleasant Hill 557 
Pleasant Ridge 953 
Pleasantville. 601 
Plymouth.,.. 1,154 
Poland 370 



42a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



OHIO.— continued. 



Polk 232 

Pomeroy 4,639 

I'ortage 546 

Port Clinton. 2,450 

Port Jefferson 355 

Portsmouth. . 17,870 
Port Wasli'nstou424 

Port William. 200 

Proctorville.. 523 

Prospect 983 

Put in Bay .. 317 

Quaker City.. 878 

Quincy 642 

liacine 327 

Rarden 443 

Ravenna 4,003 

Rawson 473 

Reading 3,076 

Rendville .... 790 

Republic 656 

Reynoldsburg 339 
Richmond 

(Jefferson co.) 373 
Richmond 

(Lake CO.)... 832 

Rich wood.... 1,640 

Ridgeway 447 

Ripley 2,248 

Rising? Sun... 660 

Rochester 167 

Rock Creek... 478 

Rock ford.... 1,207 

Rock port.... 2,038 

Rocky Ridge. 414 

Rocky River. 1,319 

Rogers 287 

Roseville 1,207 

Rossville 251 

Rushsylvania. 552 

Rushville 257 

Russellville... 394 

Sabina 1,481 

St. Bernard . . 3,384 

St. Clairsville 1.210 

St. Louisville 285 

St. Marys .... 5,359 

St. Paris 1,222 

Salem 7,582 



Salesville .... 286 

Salineville ... 2,353 

Sandusky .... 19,664 

Sarahsville... 279 

Savannah 290 

Scio 1,214 

Scott 647 

Sebring 387 

Senecaville... 623 

Seven Mile... 256 

Seville 602 

Shawnee 2,966 

Shelby 4,685 

Sherrodsville. 926 

Sherwood .... 455 

Shiloh 597 

Shreve 1,043 

Sidney 5,688 

Sinking Spring 238 

Smithfield.... 603 

Smith ville.... 474 

Somerset 1,124 

Somerville.. . 300 
So. Bloomfield 223 

So. Brooklyn. 2.343 
So. Charleston 1,096 

Sonth Point.. 281 

South Salem.. 264 

South Solon.. 319 
South Webster 445 

Sparta 215 

Spencerville . 1,874 

Springboro... 433 

Spriu>ifield... 38,253 

Springhills ... 157 

Spring Valley 622 

Steubenville. . 14,349 

Stockport.... 376 

Strasburg .... 461 

Stryker 1,206 

Sugar Grove. 350 

Summerfield.. 511 

Sunbury 464 

Swan ion 887 

Sycamore.... 853 

Sylvan ia 617 

Tarlton 388 

Taylorsville.. 543 



Terrace Park 290 

Thorn 374 

Tiffin 10,989 

Tippecanoe... 1,703 

Tiro 293 

Toledo 131,822 

Tontoirany.... 352 

Toronto 3,526 

Trenton 387 

Trimble 625 

Troy 5,881 

Tuscarawas.. 412 

UhrichsvJlle.. 4,582 

Union City... 1,282 

tJniontown... 245 
UnionvilleC'ter 259 

Up. Sandusky 3,355 

Urbaua 6,808 

Utica 826 

Van Huren... 367 

Vandalia 284 

Vanlue 356 

Van Wert .... 6,422 

Venedocia... 199 

Vemilion 1,184 

Versailles.... 1,478 

Vinton 304 

Wadsworth.. 1,764 

Waldo 278 

Wapakoneta. 3,915 

Warren 8,529 

Warsaw 458 

Washington. . 374 
Washington Ct. 5,751 

Wash'gtonv'ie 1,092 

Waterville .. 703 

Wauseon .... 2,148 

Waverly 1,854 

Waynesburg. 613 

Waynestield . 542 

Waynesville. 723 

Webster 204 

Wellington .. 2,094 

Wellston 8,045 

Wellsville ... 6,146 

W. Alexandria 740 

West Cairo... 338 



West Carrollton 987 
West Elkton. 215 
Western Star. 148 
Westerville . 1,462 
W. Farniiugton 616 
West Jefferson 803 
West Lei psic. 346 
West Liberty 1,236 
W. Manchester 384 
West INIansfield 875 
AVest Millgrove 236 
West Milton, 904 

Weston 953 

West Rushville 161 
West Salem.. 656 
West Union . 1,033 
West Unity . . 897 
W. Wheeling. 444 

Wharton 439 

White House 621 
Wilkesville.. 223 
Williamsburg 1,002 
Williamsport 547 
Willonghby. . 1,753 
Willshire .... 560 
Wilmington.. 3,613 

Wilmot 354 

Winchester 

(Adams co.). 796 
Winchester 

(Preble co.). 375 
Windham.... 283 

Winton, 1,219 

Woodsfleld .. 1,801 
Woodstock .. 325 
Woodville... 831 

Wooster 6,063 

^Vorthington . 443 

Wren 242 

Wyoming.... 1,450 

Xenia 8,696 

Yellow Sp'ngs 1,371 
Youngstown. 44,885 

Zaleski 577 

Zanesfield.... 278 

Ziinesville 23,538 

Zoar 290 



OKLAHOMA.— Population 398,331, 



COUNTY. 

Beaver 3,051 Grant 17,273 Oklahoma.. 

Blaine 10,i;58 Greer 17,922 Pawnee .... 

Canadian .... 15,981 Kav 22,530 Payne 20,909 

(Cleveland.... 16,388 Kingfisher ... 18.501 Pottawatomie 26,412 

Custer 12,264 Lincoln 27,007 RogerMills., 6,190 

Day. 2,173 Logan 26,.%3 Washita 15,001 

Dewey 8,819 Noble 14,015 AVoods 31,975 

Garfield 22,076 



25,915 Woodward... 7,469 
12.3G6 Kaw reserv'ion 768 
Kiowa, Com- 
a n c h e and 
Apache reser. 4,968 
Osa^e reserv'n 6,717 
Wichita reser. 1,420 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Alva 1,499 Chandler 1,430 Elreno 3,383 

Arrapahoe.. . 253 Cleveland 211 Enid 3,444 

Beaver 112 Crescent 139 Guthrie 10,006 

Billings 406 Cross 300 Hennessey... 1,367 

Black well.... 2,283 Gushing 226 Jefferson -300 

JJraman 249 Edmond 965 Keokuk Falls 198 



Kingfisher ... 
Langstou .... 
Lexington . . . 

McCloud 

Manchester.. 



2,301 
251 
861 
498 
158 



Med£ord ^1 



43a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



OKLAHOWA.-continaed. 



Moore 

Mulhall 564 Orhmdo 300 Pond Creek 

Newkirk... . 1,754 Osa^e 665 Renfrew. 

Nobletown... 349 Pawnee 1,464 Ripley.... 

Norman 2,225 Perkins 719 Siiawnee . 

North Enid . . 205 Perry 3,351 Stillwater 



129 Oklahoma... . 10,037 Ponca 2,528 Stroud 800 

" 822 Tecumseh.... 1,193 

129 Tonkawa 707 

474 Waukomis ... 688 

3,462 Weatherford. 1,017 

2,431 AVellston 383 



OREGON.-Population 413,536, 



COUNTY. 



Baker 

Benton 

Clackamas . . . 

Clatsop 

Columbia 

Coos 

Crook 

Curry 

Douglas 



15,597 



19,658 
12,765 

6.237 
10.324 

3,964 

1,868 
14,565 

CITIES 



Gilliam 3,201 

Grant 5,948 

Harney 2.598 

Jackson 13,698 

Josephine ... 7,517 

Khimath 3,970 

Lake 2.847 

Lane 19,604 



Lincoln 3.575 

Linn 18,603 

Malheur 4,203 

Marion 27,713 

Morrow 4.151 

Multnomah ..103,167 

Polk 9,923 

Sherman 3,477 



Tillamook .. 
Umatilla... 

Union 

Wallowa.... 

A^'aGco 

Washington 

Wheeler 

Yamhill 



VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Adams 

Albany 

Amity 

Antelope 

Arlington 

Ashland 

Astoria 

Athena 

Aurora 

Baker 

Bandon 

BavCity 

Beaver Hill.. 
Beaverton ... 
Brownsville.. 

Burns 

Canby 

Canyon City.. 

Carlton 

Central Point 

Clatskanie 

Clatsop 

Condon 

Coquille 

Cornelius .... 

Corvallis 

Cottage Grove 
Dallas 



3,149 
292 
249 
388 

2,634 

8,381 
703 
122 

6,663 
645 
203 
119 
249 
698 
547 
372 
345 
145 
322 
311 
176 
230 
728 
246 

1.819 
974 

1,271 



Dayton 293 

" • .. 193 



124 



Drain 

Dufur 

Dundee 

Elgin 

Empire 

Enterprise..., 

Eugene 

Falls City.... 

Florence 

Forest Grove 

Fossil 

Gardiner 

Gervais 

Gold Hill 385 

Granite 245 

Grants Pass.. 2,290 

Halsey 294 

Harrisburg... 502 

Heppner 1,116 

Hillslmro .... 980 
Hood River.. 

Hubbard 

Huntington .. 
Independence 

lone 

Jacksonville . 



Jefferson 

John Day .... 

Joseph 

Junction City 
Klamath Falls 



273 

282 
237 
506 
447 



185 Lafayette 359 



3,236 
269 
222 

1,096 
288 
286 
224 



766 
213 
821 
909 
223 
653 



LaGrande.. 
Lakeview .. . 

Lebanon . 

Long Creek .. 
McMinnville, 
Marshfield . . . 



2,991 

761 

922 

123 

1,420 

1.391 



Med ford 1,791 



Milton 

Mitchell 

Monmouth... 

Moro 

Mt. Angel 

Myrtle Creek. 
Myrtle Point. 

Newberg 

Newport 

North Yamhill 

Oakland 

Ontario 

Oregon 3.494 

Pendleton. . . . 4,406 



Philomath . . 

Portland 

Prairie City. 

Prineville 

Rainier 

Riddle 

Roseburg ... 
St. Helens... 

Salem 

Scio 

Seaside 

Sheridan 

Sherwood ... 

Silver ton 

Sodaville 

Springfield... 

Stay ton 

Summerville. 
The Dalles.. 

Tillamook 

Toledo 

Union 

Vale 

AVallowa 

Wasco 

Weston 

Wood burn . . . 



4,471 
18,049 
16,070 

5,538 
13,199 
14,467 

2,443 
13,420 



343 
90,426 
213 
656 
522 
131 

1,690 
258 

4,258 
346 
191 
466 
111 
656 
178 
353 
324 
184 

3,542 
a34 
302 
937 
127 
243 
322 
626 
828 



PENNSYLYANIA.-Population 6,302,1 15, 

COUNTY. 



Adams 34,496 

Allegheny.... 775,058 
A rmstrong. . . 52,551 

Beaver 56,432 

Bedford 39,468 

Berks 159,615 

Blair 85,099 

Bradford ,59,403 

Bucks 71,190 

Butler 56,962 

Cambria 104,a37 

Cameron 7,048 

Carbon 44,510 

Center 42,894 

Chester 9'),fi95 

Clarion 34,283 

ClearfleUl .... 80,614 



Clinton 29,197 

Columbia .... 39,896 
Crawford .... 63,643 
Cumberland.. 50,344 

Dauphin 114,443 

Delaware .... 94,762 

Elk 32,903 

Erie 98,473 

Fayette 110.412 

Forest 11,039 

Franklin 54,902 

Fulton 9,924 

Greene 28,281 

Huntingdon.. 34,650 

Indiana 42,556 

Jefferson 59.113 

Juniata 16,054 



Lackawanna .193,831 
Lancaster.... .159,241 
Lawrence.... 57,042 

Lebanon 53,827 

Lehigh 93,893 

Luzerne 2-57,121 

Lycoming.. .. 75,663 

McKean 51,343 

Mercer 57,387 

Mifflin 23,160 

Monroe 21,161 

Montgomery. 138,995 

Montour 15,526 

Northampton 99,687 
Nor thurab'rl'd 90,911 

Perrv 26,263 

Phird'lphla, 1,293,697 



Pike 8,766 

Potter 30,621 

Schuylkill... .172,927 

Snyder 17,304 

Somerset 49.461 

Sullivan 12,134 

Susquehanna. 40.043 

Tioga 49,086 

Union 17,-592 

Venango 49,648 

Warren 38,946 

Washington.. 92,181 

Wayne 30.171 

Westm'r'l'nd 160.175 
Wyoming.... 17,152 
York 116,413 



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Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 

PENNSYLYANIA.-continued. 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Adamsburg . . 184 
Adamstown.. 597 

Akron G53 

Alba 154 

Albion 695 

Aldan 296 

Alexandria . . 406 
Aliquippa.... 620 
Alle-hen v.... 129,896 
Allen town ... 35.416 

Altoona 38.973 

Ambler 1,884 

Apollo 2,924 

App 1 ewood . . . 122 

Arclibiild 5,396 

Arendtsville.. 393 

Armagh 131 

Arnold 1,426 

Arona 382 

Asliland 6,438 

Ashley 4.046 

Ashville 393 

Aspinwall.... 1,231 

Atglen 404 

Athens 3,749 

Attleboro 377 

Atwood .. 153 

Auburn ...... 845 

Austin. ...... 2,300 

Avalon ....... 2,130 

Avoca ... 3,487 

Avondale ...'.• 640 
Avonmore . .'. 630 

Baden •..• 427 

Bangor .......' 4,106 

Barnesboro..; 1,482 

Bath •• 731 

Beallsville..;.- 388 
Bear Lake....- 275 

Beaver 2.348 

Beaver Falls . 10,054 
Beaver Me'd'w 1,378 
Bechtelsville. 381 

Bedford • 2,167 

Beech Creek.. 449 
Bellefonte... 4.216 
Bellevernon . 1,901 

Bellevue • 3,416 

Bellwood ....■ 1,545 
Ben Avon....' 859 
Bendersville .• 342 

Benson ' 249 

Bentleyville..- 613 

Benton ".: 635 

Berlin ' 1,030 

Bernville " 344 

Berrysburg. .; 398 
Berwick (Adams 

county) 345 

Berwick (Co-' 

lurabiaco.).' 3,916 

Bethany .• 130 

Bethel V 107 

Bethlehem ... ' 7,293 

Big Run ;• 879 

Birdsboro.... 2.264 
Birmingham . 240 

Blain 326 

Blairsville...- 3,386 



Blakely 3,915 

Bloomfield... 772 
BloomingVallev 177 
Bloomsburg . 6.170 
Blossburg.... 2.423 

Boliver 486 

Boyertown... 1.709 
Braddock .... 15,654 

Bradford 15,029 

Bridgeport 
(Fayette co.) 1,805 
Bridgeport 

(Montg'y CO.) 3,097 
Bridgewater.. 1,347 

Brisbin 666 

Bristol 7,104 

Broad top 258 

Brock wavvi lie 1,777 
Brookvilie ... 2,472 
Brownsville. . 1,552 
Burgettstown 961 
Burlington... 179 

Burnside 647 

Butler 10.853 

California.... 2,009 
Callensburg.. 248 
Camb'dge Spgs 1,495 
Camp Hill.... 360 
Canonsburg. . 2,714 

Canton 1,525 

Carbondale .. 13,536 

Carlisle 9,626 

Carmichaels . 456 

Carnegie 7,330 

Carrolltown.. 790 
Casselman ... 150 

Cassville 168 

Catasauqua . . 3.963 
Catawissa .... 2.023 
Center Hall.. 537 
Centerport.... 141 
Centerville 
(Crawford CO.) 260 
Centerville 
(Wash'gtonco.) 746 
Ceutralia..... 2,048 
Chambersburg 8,864 

Chapman 319 

Charleroi . . . .' 5,930 
Cherrytree... 312 

Chester 33,988 

Chester Hill. 710 
Chest Springs.. 202 
Christiana... 828 
Clarendon ... 1,092 
Clarion ..... 2,004 
Clarksville . . . 220 
Claysville 
(Wiish'gton CO.) 856 
Clayville (Jef- 
ferson co.)... 2,371 
Clearfield .... 5,081 
Clifton Heights.2,330 
Clintonville.. 262 
Coal Center.. 742 

Coaldale- 348 

Coalmont.... 182 

Coalport 938 

Coatesville... 5,721 



Cochranton.. 640 

Cokeville 674 

College Hill.. 890 

CoUegeville.. 611 

CoUingdale... 603 
Columbia.... 12,316 

Columbus.... 334 

Colwyn 1,226 

Confluence... 871 

ConneautLake 343 

Conneautville 920 

Connellsville. 7,160 
Con'oquenessing 343 

Conshohocken 5.762 

Coopersburg . 556 

Cooperstown. 243 

Coplay 1,581 

Coraopolis . . . 2,555 

Corrv 5,-369 

Corsica 293 

Coudersport . 3,217 

Courtdale.... 420 

Covington . . . 450 

Crafton 1,927 

Cressona 1,738 

Cross Roads . 167 

Curllsville... 131 

Curwensville. 1,937 

Daisytown... 435 

Dale 1,503 

Dallas 543 

Dallastown .. 1,181 

Dalton 681 

Danville • 8,042 

Darbv 3,429 

Darlington... 270 

Dauphin 566 

Dawson 825 

Dayton 431 

Deemston 428 

Del. Watergap 469 

Delta... 684 

Derry 2,347 

Dickson 4,948 

Dillst)urg.... 732 

Donegal 157 

Dor ranee 2,211 

Dover 438 

Downingtown 2,133 

Dovlestown. . 3,034 

Driftwood.... 509 

Dubois 9,375 

Duboistown.. 650 

Dudley 290 

Dunbar 1,662 

Duncannon . . 1,661 

Duncansville. 1,512 

Dundaflf 159 

Dunmore .... 12,583 

Duquesne 9,036 

Dushore 884 

Eaglesmere . . 312 

East Bangor . 983 

East Berlin .. 668 

East Brady... 1.233 

E. Conemaugh 2.175 

E. Greensburg 1,050 

E.Greenville. 894 
E. McKeesport 873 



E. Mauch Ch'k 3,458 

Easton 25.238 

E. Pittsburg . 2.883 
E. Prospect, . 292 

East Side 210 

E. Stroudsburg 2,648 

Eastvale 256 

E. Washington 1,051 
Ebensburg... 1..574 
Eddystoue.... 776 
Edenburg ... 704 
Edgewood ... 1,139 

Edinboro 691 

Edwardsville. 5,165 

EIco 850 

Elderton 293 

Eldred 963 

Elgin 1-38 

Elizabeth ..,. 1,866 
Elizabethtowii 1,473 
Elizabethville 838 

Elkland 1,109 

Elliott 3,345 

EUwood Citv 2.243 

Elmhurst 444 

Emaus 1,468 

Emlenton. ... 1,190 
Emporium.. . 2,463 
Emsworth ... 958 
Enou Valley . 395 

Ephrata 2,451 

Erie 52,733 

Esplen 2,364 

Etna 5,384 

Evans 1,203 

Everett 1,864 

Exeter 1,948 

Factoryville , 659 
Fairchance... 1,219 

Fairfield 395 

Fairview (But- 
ler CO.). 235 

Fairview (Erie 

county) 327 

Fallston... . . 549 
Fawn Grove.. 202 
Favette City . 1,-595 

Feilon 226 

Ferndale 224 

Finleyville... 447 
Fleetwood . . . 978 
Flemington.. 864 
Ford City .... 2,870 
Forest ('ity . . 4,279 

Forks ville 152 

Forty Fort... 1,557 
Fountain Hill 1,214 
Frack ville.... 2,594 
Frankfort Spgs 128 
Franklin ( Cam- 
bria co.) 961 

Franklin (Ve- 
nango CO.) .. 7,317 
Franklintown 2-50 

Fredonia 437 

Freedom 1,783 

Freeland 5,254 

Freemansburg 696 
Freeport l,^H 



45a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



Friendsville.. 


110 


Irwin 


2.452 


Galeton 


2,415 


Jackson Center 276 


Gallitzin 


2,759 


Jamestown .. 


834 


Garrett 


488 


Jeannette 


5,865 


Gaysport 


809 


Jeddo 


1,632 


Geneva 


215 


Jefferson 




Georgetown.. 


271 


(Greene co.) 


311 


Gettysburg .. 


3,495 


JeflFerson 




Gilberton .... 


4.373 


(York CO.).. 


374 


Girard 


954 


Jenkintowu. . 


2,091 


Girardville... 


3,666 


Jermvn 


2,567 


Glasgow 


172 


Jersey Shore. 


3,070 


Gleuburn .. . 


307 


Johnsonburg. 


3.894 


Glen Campbell l,6-28 


Johnstown... 


35,936 


Glenilon 


704 


Jonestown.. . 


571 


Glenfteld 


905 


Juniata 


1,709 


Glen Hope . . . 


220 


Kane 


5.296 


Glenolden 


873 


Karns Ciiy... 


265 


Gleu Rock . . . 


1,117 


Ken nett Square 1.516 


Goldsboro 


385 


Kingston 


3,846 


Gordon 


1,165 


Kittanning.. . 


3,902 


Grampian — 


600 


Knoxville (Al- 




Grand Vallev 


388 


legheny co.) . 
Knoxville (Ti- 


3,511 


Grntz 


489 




Great Bend . . 


836 


oga co.) 


862 


Greencastle. . 


1,463 


Kutztown 


1,328 


Green lane 


272 


Laflin 


254 


Greensboro .. 


399 


Lancaster 


41,459 


Greensburg . . 


6,508 


Landingville . 


244 


Greentree.... 


678 


Landisburg . . 


300 


Greenville.. . 


4,814 


Lanesboro . . . 


821 


Grove City. . . 


1,599 


Langhorno... 


801 


Halifax 


618 


LanghorneM'i 


I- 222 


Hailstead .... 


1,404 


Lansdale 


2,754 


Hamburg 


2,315 


Lansdowne .. 


2,630 


Hanover .... 


5,302 


Lansford 


4,888 


Harmony 


645 


LaPlunre 


274 


Harrisburg . . 


50,167 


Laporte 


442 


Harrisville. . . 


319 


Latrobe 


4.614 


Hartleton — 


237 


Laurel Run . . 


696 


Hartstowu . . . 


186 


Lawrenceville 


486 


Hastings 


1,621 


Lebanon .... 


17,628 


Hatboro 


823 


Leechburg — 


2,459 


Hatfield 


528 


Lehigliton ... 


4.629 


Hawley 


1,925 


Lenhartsville 


144 


Hazeltou 


14,230 


Leraysville .. 


375 


Hellertown . . 


745 


Lewisberry .. 


228 


Hollidaysburg 


2,998 


Lewisburg . . . 


3,457 


Homer City. . 


570 


Lewistown... 


4,451 


Homestead .. 


12,554 


Lewlsville — 


619 


Houesdale ... 


2,864 


Liberty 


263 


Honeybrook . 


609 


Ligonier 


1,259 


Hookstown... 


259 


Lilly 


1,276 


Hooversville. 


465 


Linesville — 


661 


Hopbottom .. 


326 


Lititz 


1,637 


Hopewell (Bed 


. 


Little Meadow 


s 213 


lord CO.) .... 


482 


Littlestown . . 


1,118 


Hopewell (Ches- 


Livermore . . . 


175 


ter CO.) 


182 


Liverpool 


653 


Houtzdule 


1.482 


Lock Haven . 


7,210 


Howard 


563 


Lockport — 


225 


Hughestown . 


1,548 


Loganton 


432 


Hugliesville... 


1,528 


Loganville ... 


343 


Hulmeville.. . 


454 


Ivong Branch. 


273 


Hiinnuelstown 


1,729 


Loretto 


240 


lliintingdou.. 


6,053 


Ludwick 


901 


Hyde Park... 


312 


Lumber Citv.. 


224 


Hydelown.... 


337 


Luzerne 


3.817 


Hyndman — 


1.242 


Lvkens 


2,762 


Indiana 


4,142 


McAdoo 


2,122 


Irvona 


. 723 


McConnellsbui 


•g576 



PENNSYLYANIA.-continued. 



McDonald . . . 2,475 
McEwensville 208 
McKeesport . 34,227 
McKees Rocks 6.352 
McSherrytown 1,490 
IMcVevtown.. 520 
Macungie.... 692 

Madison 464 

MahalTey 741 

Mahouy City. 13,504 

Malvern 975 

Manchester . . 507 

ISIanheim 2,019 

Manns Choice 312 

Manor 684 

Manorville. .. 453 
Mansfield.... 1,847 

Mapleton 612 

Marcus Hook 1,209 

Marietta 2,469 

Marion Center 294 
Marklesburg. . 260 
Markleysburg 210 

Mars 777 

Martinsburg. 590 
Marysville . . . 1,463 
Masontown . . 466 
Mauch Chunk 4,029 

Mavfield 2,300 

Meadville .... 10,291 
Median icsburg 
(Cumh'l'nd co.) 3,841 
Mechanicsbnrg 

(Indiana CO.) 161 

Media 3,075 

Mercer 1.804 

IMercersburg . 956 
Meshoppen .. 609 
McA-ersdale .. 3,024 
Middleboro. .. 207 
Middleburg. . . 513 
Middleport... 540 
Middletown. . 5.608 
Mifflinburg... 1,430 
Mifllintown.., 953 

Milest)urg 594 

Mil ford 884 

Millersburg,.. 1,675 
Millerstown 

(Butler CO.). 950 
ISIillerstown 

(Perry CO.).. 555 

Mill Hall 1,010 

Millheim 612 

Mill vale 6,736 

Mill Village.. 321 

iVIiliville 593 

Milton 6,175 

Miners IVIills . 2,224 
Minersville . . 4.815 

Monaca 2,008 

Monessen .... 2,197 
Monongahela 5,173 

Monroe 385 

Montgomery . 1,063 
Montooth.... 796 
Montoursville 1,665 
Montrose .... 1,827 

Moosic 1.227 

IMorrisville .. 1,371 
Morton 889 



Mt. Carbon . . 252 
Mt. Carmel .. 13.179 
Mt. Holly Sngs 1,323 
Mt. Jewett. .. 1,553 

Mt. Joy 2,018 

Mt. Morris... 345 
Mt. Oliver. ... 2,295 
Mt. Pleasant. 4,745 
Mt. Union.... 1,086 

Muncy 1,934 

Nanticoke 12,116 

Narberth 847 

Nazareth 2.304 

NelSDU 542 

Nescopeck ... 1.100 
New Albany . 425 
N. Alexandria 364 
New Baltimore 201 
New Berlin .. 616 
N. Bethlehem 1.269 
IN ew Brighton 6,820 
New Buffalo.. 171 
Newbiirg, Clear- 
field CO 314 

Newburg, Cum- 
berland CO.. . 340 
Newcastle.... 28,339 
New Centerville 105 
New Columbus 202 
N.Cumberland 1,035 
New Florence 800 
New Freedom 550 
New Galilee . 327 
New Haven.. 1,-532 
New Holland. 902 
New Hope... 1,218 
New Kens'gton 4,665 
N(!W Lebanon 185 
New Milford . 715 
New Oxford.. 663 

New Paris 205 

New Phil'd'lp'a 1,326 

Newport 1,7-34 

New IJinggold 228 

Newry 350 

N, Salem, \Aest- 
moreland co. 381 
N. Salem, York 

county 241 

Newton Ham'lt'n 384 

Newtown 1,463 

Newville 1,655 

N. Washington 213 
N. Wilmington 791 

Nicholson 893 

Norristowu .. 22.265 
No. Bellevernon 810 
No. Braddock 6,-535 
No. Charleroi 425 

Northeast 2,068 

North Irwin.. 403 
Northumberl'd 2,748 
North Wales. 1,287 
No. WashVton 1,473 
North York.. 1,185 

Norwood 1,286 

Oakdiilp 1,147 

Oakland 1.003 

Oakmoiint ... 2,323 

Ohiopyle 423 

Oil.City 13,264 



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Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



PENNSYLYANIA.-continued, 



5,6 



,180 
439 
653 
245 
1,518 
362 



Old Forge — 

Olypliant 

Orangeville . . 
Orbisonia .... 
Orrstown .... 
Orwigsburg.. 

Osbuni 

Osceola, Clear- 
field co.) 2,030 

Osceola, Tioga 

county 693 

Oxford 2,032 

Palo Alto.... 1,707 
Parkers Land'g 1,070 
Parkesburg.. 1,788 
Parnassus ... 1,791 
Parry ville.... 723 

Parsons 2,529 

Patterson 817 

Patterson H'ts 272 

Patton 2,651 

PeuArgyl.... 2,784 
Penbrook.... 864 

Penn 763 

Penusburg... 1,032 

Perkasie 1,803 

Petersburg... 781 

Petrolii 350 

Philadtlp'a 1,293,697 
Philipsburg.. 3,266 
Phoenixville.. 9,196 
Picture Eocks 614 

Pinegrove 1,084 

Pitcairn 2,601 

Pittsburg ....321,616 

Pitts toa 12,556 

Pleas autville, 

Bedford co.. 
Pleas antville, 

Venango co. 
Plymouth — 
Point Marion 

Polk 

Portage 

Port Allegany 
Port Carbon . 
Port Clinton.. 
Portersvillc. 

Portland 

Port Royal... 

Port Vue 

Pottstown.... 
Pottsville. ... 

Prompton 

Prospect sbi 

Prospect Park 1,050 
Punxsutawney 4,375 
Quakertown . 3,014 
Qiiarryville .. 565 

kailroad 213 

iJainsburg.... 219 

Ramey 

Rankin 



Rimersburg . . 487 

Riverside 418 

Roaring Spring 1,344 



218 

671 

13,649 

575 

1,037 

816 

1,853 

2,168 

478 

196 

490 

546 

1,803 

13,696 

15,710 

258 



5,775 

Reading 78,961 

^ ■ - • 1,337 

4,082 
3,435 
207 
285 
3,515 
1,234 



Red Lion. 

Renovo 

Reynoldsville 

Riceville 

Richlaudtown 

Ridgway 

Ridley Park.. 



4. 

495 
512 
685 
233 
1,354 



Rochester 
Rockhill ... 
Rock ledge . 
Rockwood . 

Rome 

Roscoe ..... 
Rosedale . . . 
Roseville... 
Rouseville.. 
Roxbury . . . 
Royal ton... 
Royersford 

Rutledge 369 

Saegerstown . 607 

St. Clair 4,638 

St. Clairsville 102 

St. Marys 4,295 

St. Petersburg 482 

Salisbury 

Salladasburg . 

Saltillo 

Saltsburg 

Sandy T.ake .. 
Saxoiiburg.... 

Saxton . 

Sayre 

Scalp Level... 
Scliellsburg... 
Schuvlkill H'en 



215 
516 



1,106 
2,607 



261 

377 
828 
632 
307 
937 

5,243 
450 
312 

3,654 



4.261 
102,026 
. 1,326 

1,247 

428 

, 3.568 

. 138 

18,202 



Scottdale ... 
Scranton... 
Selinsgrove .. 
Sellersville.. 
Seven Valloy. 

Sewicklex 

Shade Gap ... 

Shamokin 

Sharon 

Sharon Hill . . 
Sliarpsburg . . 
Sharpsville... 
Sheaklevville. 
Shenandoah.. 

Sheraden 

Shickshinny.. 

Shippensburg 

Shippeuville . 

Shiremanstown 

Shirleysburg . 

Shrewsbury.. 

Silverdale.... 

Siverly 

Slatington... . 

Sligo 

Slippery rock. 
Smethport . . . 
Smicksburg... 
Smithfield.... 
Snydertown.. 
Somerfleld ... 

Somerset 

Souderton... . 
So. Bethlehem, 

Armstrong co, 
So. Bethlehem, 

North'mp. CO. 13,241 
So. Canonsburg 610 
S. E. Greensburg 620 



1,058 

6,842 

2,970 

164 

20,321 

2,948 

1.456 

3,228 

313 

504 

230 

554 

255 

783 

3,773 

505 

993 

1,704 

237 

525 

276 

178 

1,834 

1,077 

. 183 



South Fork . . 2,635 
So. Greensburg 700 
So. Phillipsburg 497 

South Renovo 425 

So. WMshingt'n 1.230 

So. Wavcrly.. 1,215 
S.W.Greensl)'g 831 
So. Will iamsp't 3,328 

Spangler 1,616 

Spartansburg 488 

Speers 369 

Springboro .. 603 

Spring City... 2,566 

Springfield ... 324 

Spring Garden 1,015 

Spring Grove 1,005 

Stan-urea 404 

State College.. 851 

Steelton 12,086 

Stewartstown 573 

Stilhvater .... 177 

StocKdale .... 731 

Stoneboro 1,061 

Stoystown 306 

Strasburg 916 

Strattanviile. 262 

Slroudsburg . 3,450 

Sugar Grove. 511 

Sugar Notch . 1,887 

Suramerhill.. 591 

Summervilie . 380 

Summit Hill.. 2,986 

Sunbury 9,810 

Susquehanna. 3,813 

S'v-irthmore.. 903 

Sw.ssvale 1,716 

Swoyersville . 2,264 

Sylvania 203 

Tamaqua 7,267 

Tarentum 5,472 

TaUmy 260 

Taylor 4,215 

Telford 181 

Thompsoutown 273 

Thomson 309 

Three Springs 196 

Throop 2,204 

Tidioute 1,237 

Tioga 524 

Tionesta 815 

Titus V ille .... 8,244 

Topton 542 

Towanda 4,663 

Tower City... 2,107 

Townville .... 327 

Trappe 324 

Tremont 1,947 

Troutville.... 308 

Troy 1,450 

Tally town.... 528 

Tunkhannock 1,305 

Tunnelhill ... 674 

Turbutville... 390 

Turtle Creek. 3,262 

Twilight 136 

Tyrone 5,847 

Union City... 3,104 

Uniondale.... 351 
TJniontown 

Dauphin co.. 359 



TJniontown 

Fayette CO... 7,344 

XJnionville ... 360 

Upland 2,131 

Ursina 423 

Utica 268 

Valencia 149 

Vallonia 533 

Vandergrift . 2,076 
Vand'rgr'ftHts 1,910 

Vandling 765 

Venango 233 

Verona 1.904 

Versailles.... 870 

Volant 120 

Wallaceton . . 289 

Wampum 816 

Warren 8,043 

Warrior Run 965 
Washington, 

Lancaster CO. 577 
Washington, 

Wash'gton co. 7,670 
Washingtonville 212 

- ■ 767 



1,8 



351 



5,396 

2,544 

2,471 

601 

158 

2,954 

296 

462 

3,465 



Waterford. 
Watsontown , 
Wattsburg.. . 

Waverly 

Waymart .... 
Waynesboro . 
Waynesburg. 
Weatherly . . . 
Weissport . . . 
Wellersburg . 
Wellsboro ... 
Wellsville — 
W. Alexander 
W. Bethlehem 
W. Brownsville 742 
West Chester 9.524 
W. Consho'ken 1,958 
West Easton. 1.000 
West Elizabeth 747 
West End.... 329 
Westfield .... 1.180 
West Grove. . 929 
West Hazelton 2,516 
West Liberty 1,281 
West Middlesex 930 
W. Middletown 241 
West Millville 559 
Westmont... 499 
West Newton 2,467 
Westover.... 654 
West Pittston 5,846 
W.Reynoldsv'le 774 



West Sunbury 
West Telford. 
W. Wash'gton 
W. Wyoming 
Wheatland... 
White Haven 
Wilkesbarre 



254 

534 

2,693 

1,344 

655 

1,517 

51,721 



Wilkinsburg. 11,886 
Williamsburg 935 
William sport 28,757 
Williamstown 2,934 
Wilmerdlng.. 

Wilmore 

Wind Gap.... 
Winterstown. 



4,179 



711 

217 



47a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



PENNSYLYANIA.-continaed, 



Winton 3,425 Worthville.. 

Womelsdorf . 1,136 Wrightsville 

Woodbury... 226 Wyalusinp;.. 

Woodcock... 109 Wyoming... 



154 Yates .. 

2,266 Yeartou 

525 Yoe 

1,909 York 



433 York Springs 

689 Yorkville.... 

525 Younfrstown . 

33,708 Youngsvilie.. 

824 Zelieuople . . . 



352 

1,125 

771 



Wortliington. 398 Yaidley 714 York Haven 

RHODE ISLAND.— Population 428,556. 

COUNTY. 

Bristol 13,144 Newport .... 32,599 Providence. .328,683 Washington.. 24,154 

Kent 29,976 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Central Falls. 18,167 Pawtucket ... 39,231 Providence ...175,597 Woonsocket.. 28,204 
Newport 22,034 

SOUTH CAROLINA— Population 1,340,316. 









COUNTY. 








Abbeville .... 


, 33,400 


Chesterfield.. 


20,401 


Greenwood., 


..28,343 


Oconee 


23,634 


Aiken 


, 39,032 


Clarendim ... 


28,184 


Hampton — 


,. 23,738 


Orangeburg.. 


59.663 


Anderson — 


, 55,728 


Colleton 


33,452 


Horry 


. 23,364 


Pickens 


19,375 


Bamberg .... 


. 17,296 


Darlington... 


32,388 


Kershaw 


. 24,696 


Richland 


45,589 


Barnwell 


. 35,504 


Dorchester .. 


16.294 


Lancaster... 


. 24,311 


Saluda 


18,966 


Beaufort 


35,495 


Edgefield 


25,478 


Laurens 


. 37,382 


Spartanburg.. 


65,560 


Berkelev 


30,454 


Fairfield 


. 29,425 


Lexington .. 


. 27,264 


Sumter 


51.237 


Charleston .., 


. 88,006 


Florence 


28,474 


Marion 


. 35,181 


Union 


25,501 


Cherokee 


, 21,359 


Georgetown . 


22,846 


Marlboro ... 


. 27.639 


Williamsburg 


31,685 


Chester 


28,616 Greenville,... 53,490 Newberry.... 30,182 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOW^ 


York r. 


41,684 




TS. 


Abbeville .... 


, 3,766 


Clover 


, 9C1 


Govan 


.. 113 


McCoU 


1,311 


Aiken 


3,414 


Cokesbury ... 


394 


Grav Court 


181 


McCormick.. 


237 


Allendale .... 


1,030 


Columbia 


, 21,108 


Greeley ville 


. 252 


Manning 


1.430 


Anderson — 


5,498 


Conway 


705 


Greenville . 


.. 11,860 


Marion 


1,831 


Atliens 


. 107 


Coronaca 


236 


Greenwood 


.. 4,824 


Marvville.... 


546 


Bamberg 


, 1,533 


Cowpeiis 


692 


Greer 


.. 648 


Mayesville ... 


761 


Barnwell 


1,329 


Cross Hill.... 


459 


Hamilton .. 


536 


Midway 


138 


Batesburg 


971 


Darlington. . . 


, 3,028 


Harleyville 


.. 243 


Monks CoiMiei 


r 202 


Beaufort — 


4,110 


Denmark 


724 


Hartsville.. 


704 


Moultrieville 


. 511 


Belton 


. 826 


Dillon 


1,015 


Heath Sprin 


gs 266 


Mt. Carmel.., 


318 


Bennettsville. 


. 1,929 


Donalds 


229 


Helena 


269 


Mt. Pleasant . 


2,252 


Bishopvillc... 


715 


Dovesville ... 


147 


Hickory Gn 


)ve 289 


Mountville. .. 


120 


Blacksburg . 


1,285 


Due West.... 


631 


Hodges — 


257 


MuUins 


. 828 


Blackstock... 


181 


Dunbar 


, 115 


Holly Hill.. 


.. 256 


Newberrv 


. 4,607 


Black ville.... 


1,116 


Duncans 


, 149 


Honea Path 


.. 617 


Ninety Six... 


. 414 


Blenheim .... 


176 


Easlev 


903 


Inman 


.. 294 


North 


368 


Bowman 


134 


Eau Claire... 


714 


Irmo 


. . 193 


Norway 

Olar 


218 


Bradley 


289 


Ebenezer 


331 


Johnston ... 


,. 865 


. 196 


Branchville .. 


1,101 


Edgefield 


. 1.775 


Jonesville . . 


508 


Orangeburg. . 


, 4.455 


Urookiand ... 


1,089 


Ebrhardt... . 


215 


Kershaw . . 


627 


Pacolet 


365 


Brunson 


342 


Elko 


208 


Kingslree . . 


.. 760 


Paa-ksville... 


. 143 


Calhoun 


209 
2,441 


Ellenton 

Elloree 


252 
413 


Lake City... 
Lamar 


.. 375 

. . 220 


Pealc . . 


156 


Camden 


Pendleton ... 


568 


Cameron 


320 


Eutawville... 


305 


Lancaster... 


. 1,477 


Pickens 


449 


Cam])obello. . 


203 


Fairfax- 


301 


Land rum .. 


.. 263 


Port Roval... 


601 


Carlisle 


358 


Florence 


4,647 


Latta 


,. 453 


Prince to'n — 


241 


Central 


349 


Foreston 


224 


Laurens ... 


.. 4,029 


Prosperity ,. 


. 592 


Chapin 


187 


Fort Lawn... 


126 


Leesville ... 


.. 538 


Reevesville .. 


137 


Charleston.... 


, 55.807 


Fort Mill 


, 1,394 


Lewiedale... 


173 


Reidville .... 


. 162 


Cheraw 


1,151 


Port Mott.... 


308 


Lexington .. 


,. 806 


Richburg 


240 


Clierokee Falls 636 


Fountain Inn 


497 


Liberty 


.. 368 


Ridge Spring 411 


Chester 


4,075 


Gaflfuey 


3,937 


Lincolnville 


. . 400 


Ridge\ille.... 


250 


Chesterfield.. 


308 


Gaston 


115 


Little Mouni 


tain 283 


Ridgeway .... 


, 334 


Clinton 


1,869 


Georgetown . 


4,138 


Lowndesvill 


e 241 


Rock Hill 


. 5.485 


Clio 


508 


Glen Springs. 


187 


Lucknow..., 


122 


Rowesville.., 


, 252 



48a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
SOUTH CAROLINA.— continued. 



St. George.... 
St. Mattliews. 
St. Stephens . 

Sallys 

Saluda 

Scranlon 

Seifrlingville . 

Seneca 

Sharon 

Sinipsonville. 
Spartanburg . 



576 Springfield ... 344 

758 Sunimerton.. 236 

256 Sununerville, 2,420 

241 Sumter.. 5,673 

289 Swausea 239 

208 Tatura 200 

134 Timraonsville 861 

920 Tirzah 131 

150 Travellers Rest 106 

195 Trenton 266 

11,395 Trio 168 



Troy 

Ulraers 

Union 

Varuville ... 

Verdery 

Wagener ... 
Walhalla... 
Walterhoro 

Wards 

Waterloo .. 
Welllord... 



263 Westminster. 857 

150 West Union. . 289 

5,400 Westville 123 

372 Whitmires... 131 

180 Williamston . 991 

192 Willington ... 361 

1,307 Williston 617 

1,491 Winnsboro... 1,765 

135 Woodford.... 205 

189 Woodruff 596 

316 Yorkville .... 2.012 



SOUTH DAKOTA.-Population 401,570. 



COUNTY. 



Armstrong... 

Aurora 

Beadle 

Bonliomme .. 

Brookings 

Brown 

Brule 

Buffalo 

Butte 

Campbell.. . 
Charles Mix . 

Clark 

Clay 

Codington ... 

Custer. 

Davison 



8 
4,011 
8,081 
10,3V9 
12,561 
15,286 
5.401 
1,790 
2,907 
4,527 
8,498 
6,942 
9,316 
8.770 
2,728 
7,483 



Day 12,254 



6,656 
5,012 
4,916 
3,541 
3,547 
9,103 



Deuel 
Douglas.. 
Edmunds. 
Fall River 
Faulk .... 
Grant . .. 

Gregory 2,211 

Hamlin 5,945 

Hand 4,525 

Hanson 4,947 

Hughes 3,684 

Hutchinson .. 11,897 

Hyde 1,492 

Jerauld 2,798 

Kingsbury.... 9,866 



Lake 9,137 

Lawrence.... 17,897 

Lincoln 12,161 

Lvman 2,632 

McCook 8,689 

McPherson . . 6,3'J7 

ISIarshall 5,942 

Meade 4,907 

Miner 5,864 

Minnehaha... 23,926 

Moody 

Pennington 

Totter 

Roberts 12,216 

Sanborn 4,464 

Spink 9,487 



8,326 
5,610 
2,5 



Stanley 1,341 

Sully 1,715 

Turner 13,175 

Union 11.1-53 

Walworth.... 3,839 

Yankton 12,649 

Cheyenne Riv'r 
Indian reserv. 2,357 
Pine Ridge In- 
dian reserv'n 6,827 
Rosebud In- 
dian reserv'n 5,201 
Standing Rock 
Indian reserv. 
(part of) .... 1,6.58 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Aberdeen .... 

Alcester 

Alexandria. . . 

Alpena 

Andover 

Arlington .... 

Armour 

Artesian 

Ashton 

Belle Fourche 
Beresford .... 

Big Stone 

Blunt 

Bowdle 

Bridgewater . 

Bristol 

Britton 

Brookings.... 

Bryant 

Cauova 

Canton 

Carthage 

Castle wood... 

Cavour 

Centerville... 
Chamberlain , 
Claremont — 

Clark 

Clear Lake . . . 

Colman 

Columbia... . 

Conde 

Custer 

Davis 



4,087 
381 
680 
153 
225 
314 
912 
339 
274 
451 

1,046 
590 
246 
622 
691 
282 
519 

2,346 
405 
169 

1,943 
265 
430 
98 
871 
874 
120 
684 
491 
213 
143 
195 
699 
151 



Deadwood ... 
Dell Rapids.. 

DeSmet 

Doland 

E. Sioux Falls 

Edgemont 

Egan 

Elk Point . . . . 

Elkton 

Emery 

Erwin 

Estclliiie 

Eurt^ka 

Fanlkton .... 

Flandreau 

Fort Pierre . . 
Frankfort — 
Frederick ... 

Freeman 

Garretson — 

Gary 

Groton 

Hartford 

Hecla 

Henry 

Hermosa. ... 

lletland 

Highmore — 
Hitchcock — 
Hot Springs. 

Howard 

Hudson 

Hurley 

Huron 



3.498 
1,255 
749 
235 
232 
479 
503 
1,081 
578 
247 
131 
357 



1,244 
395 
198 
251 
525 
500 
345 
700 
423 
100 
191 
77 
162 

135 
1,319 



400 
444 



Ipswich 

Irene 

Iroquuis 

Jefferson 

Kimball 

Lake Preston 

Langford 

Lead 

Lennox 

Lesterville . . . 

Letcher 

Madison 

]Slarion 

Mellette 

Menno 

Milbank 

Miller 

Mitchell 

Montrose 

Mt. Vernon .. 
Northville .... 

Oldham 

Olivet 

Parker 

Parkston 

Pierre 

Plankinton... 

Ramona 

Rapid 

Redfield 

Revillo 

Roscoe 

Roswell 

St Lawrence. 



397 
229 
276 
364 
4,53 
706 
239 

6,210 
591 
244 
130 

2,550 
338 
3.54 
656 

1,426 
544 

4.055 
375 
222 
243 
222 
156 
893 
596 

2,306 
465 
172 

1.342 

1.015 
187 
92 
50 
115 



1,167 



Salem 741 

Scotland 964 

Sioux Falls .. 10,266 

Sisselon 928 

S. Sioux Falls 114 

Spearflsn 1,166 

Spencer 332 

Springfield . . . 525 

Sturgis 1,100 

Summit 237 

Toronto 447 

Tripp 

Tyndall 

Valley Sprinj 
Vermilion... 

Viborg 

Vienna 

Volga 

AVakonda 

Watertown .. „_ 

Waubay 430 

Webster 1,506 

Wentwortli.. 181 
Wessinglou Spgs 320 

White 

While Lake . . 
White Rock.. 
Whitewood... 
Willow Lakes 

Wilmot 

Wolsey 122 

Woonsocket . 648 
Worthing .... 213 
Yankton 4,125 



222 
171 



220 
3.352 



454 
264 
170 
311 
210 
352 



49a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



TENNESSEE-Population 2,020,616. 



COUNTY. 



Anderson .... 17,634 

Bedford 23,845 

Benton 11,888 

Bledsoe 0,626 

Blount 19,206 

Bradley 15,759 

Campbell .... 17,317 

Cannon 12,121 

CarroU 24,250 

Carter 16,688 

Cheatham.... 10,112 

Chester 9,896 

Claiborne .... 20,696 

Clay 8.421 

Cocke 19,153 

Coflfee 15,574 

Crockett 15,867 

Cumberland.. 8,311 
Davidson ....122,815 

Decatur 10,439 

Dekalb 16,460 

Dickson 18.635 

Dver 23,776 

Fayette 29,701 



Fentress 6,106 

Franklin 20,392 

Gibson 39,408 

Giles 33,035 

Grainger 16,512 

Greene 30,596 

Grundy 7,802 

Hamblen 12,728 

Hamilton .... 61,695 

Hancock 11,147 

Hardeman . . . 22,976 

Hardin 19,246 

Hawkins 24.267 

Haywood 25,189 

Henderson... 18,117 

Henry 24.208 

Hickman 16,367 

Houston 6,476 

Humphreys . . 13,398 

Jackson 15,039 

James 5,407 

Jefferson .... 18.590 

Johnson 10.589 

Knox 74,302 



Lake 7,368 

Lauderdale... 21,971 

Lawrence 15,402 

Lewis 4,455 

Lincoln 26,-304 

Loudon 10,838 

McMinn 19,163 

McNairy 17,760 

Macon 12,881 

Madison 36,333 

Marion 17,281 

.Marshall 18,763 

Maury 42,703 

Meigs 7.491 

Monroe 18,585 

Montgomery . 36,017 

Moore 5,706 

Morgan 9,587 

Obion 28,286 

Overton 13,353 

Perry 8,800 

Pickett 6,366 

Polk 11.357 

Putnam 16,890 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Athens 1,849 

Bartlett 200 

Bellbuckle ... 665 

Bells 758 

Biughamtou . 382 

Bluff City.... 548 

Bolivar 1,035 

Bonair 991 

Bristol 5.271 

Brownsville.. 2,645 

Camden 399 

Cave Bluff... 152 

Chattanooga. 30,154 

Clarksville.. . 9,431 

Cleveland .... 3,858 

Clifton 639 

Clinton 1,111 

Collierville... 829 

Columbia .... 6.0.'>2 

Covington 2,787 

Davton 2,004 

Dickson 1,363 

Double Springs 149 

Dover 400 

Dyer 1,204 



Dyersburg . . . 3,647 

Fayetteville. . 2.708 

Franklin 2,180 

Gadsden .... 229 

Gallatin 2,409 

Gates 167 

Germantown . 270 

Grand Juncfn 393 

Greenville. .. 1,817 

Halls 395 

Harrimau .... 3,442 

Humboldt.... 2.866 

Huntingdon.. 1,332 

Iron City 331 

Jacksboi-o 621 

.lackson 14,511 

Jellico 1,283 

Johnson City. 4,645 

Jone&boro... 854 

Kingston 548 

Knoxville ... 32,637 

LaFoUette.... 366 

LaG range 355 

Lawrenceburg 823 

Lebanon 1,9.56 



Lenox 327 

Lewisburg... 1,421 

Lexington ... 1,332 

Longview 180 

Lookout Mount. 452 

Loudon 875 

Lynchburg... 417 

McKenzie 1,266 

McMinnville. 1,980 

Martin 1.730 

Mason 448 

Memphis 102,320 

Middleton.... 287 

Milan 1.682 

Morristowu .. 2,973 

Mt. Pleasant . 2,007 

Murfreesboro 3.999 

Nashville .... 80,865 

Newbern 1,433 

Newport 1.630 

Obion 1,034 

Paris 2,018 

Petersburg .. 411 

Pulaski 2,838 

Raleigh 279 



Rhea 


. 14,318 


Roane 


, 22,738 


Robertson .. 


. 25,029 


Rutherford . 


. 33,543 


Scolt , 


. 11.077 


Sequatchie . 


. 3,326 


Sevier 


22,021 


Slielby 


.153,557 


Smith 


. 19,026 


Stewart 


. 15,224 


Sullivan 


. 24,935 


Sumner 


. 26,072 


Tipton , 


. 29,273 


Trousdale.... 


. 6,004 


Unicoi 


. 5,851 


Union 


, 12,894 


Van Buren. . 


. 3.126 


Warren , 


. 16,410 


Washington , 


. 22,604 


Wayne , 


. 12,936 


Weakley 


. 32,546 


White . 


. 14,157 


AVilliamson.. 


26.429 


Wilson 


. 27,078 


s. 

Rlieatown.... 


158 


Ripley 


, 1,640 


Rockwood ... 


2,899 


Rogersville ,. 


1,386 


Rutherford .. 


677 


Selmer 


588 


Shelby ville... 


2,236 


Somerville.. , 


, 777 


South Fulton. 


455 


So. Pittsburg. 


, 1,789 


Sparta 


895 


Spring City... 


640 


Springfield .. 


1,732 


Sweetwater... 


1,716 


Thomastown. 


186 


Toone 


241 


Trenton 


2,328 


Troy 


416 


Tullahoma ... 


2,684 


Union City... 


3,407 


War trace 


642 


M'averlv 


786 


Whiteville... 


468 


Winchester .. 


1,338 


Woodbury ... 


468 



TEXAS.— Population 3,048,710. 



COUNTY. 



Anderson .... 28,015 

Andrews 87 

Angelina 13.481 

Aransas 1,716 

Archi'r 2,508 

Armstrong... 1,205 

Atascosa 7.143 

Austin 20,676 

Bailev 4 

Bandera 5.3-32 

Bastrop 26.845 

Baylor 3,062 



Bee 7,720 

Bell 45.535 

Bexar 69,422 

Blanco 4,703 

Borden 776 

Bosque 17,390 

Bowie 26.676 

Brazoria 14,861 

Brazos 18.859 

Brewster 2,356 

Briscoe 1,253 

Brown 16,019 



Burleson 18,367 

Burnet 10,528 

Caldwell 21,765 

Calhoun 2,395 

Callahan 8,768 

Cameron 16.095 

Camp 9,146 

Ciirson 469 

Cass 22.841 

Castro 400 

Chambers.... 3,046 
Cherokee 25,154 



Childress .... 


. 2.138 


Clay 


. 9,231 


Cochran 


25 


Coke 


3.430 


Coleman 


10,077 


Collin 


50,087 


CoUingswortl 


1 1,233 


Colorado 


22,203 


Comal 


7,008 


Comanche 


23,009 


Concho 


1,427 


Cooke 


27.494 



50a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



TEXAS.— continaed. 



Coryell 21,308 

Cottle 1,002 

Crane 51 

Crockett 1,591 

Crosby 788 

Dallam 146 

Dallas 82,726 

Dawsou 37 

Deaf Smith.. 843 

Delta 15,249 

DeiUou 28,318 

Dewitt 21,311 

Dickens 1,151 

Dimn)it 1,106 

Donley 2,756 

Duval 8,483 

Eastland 17,971 

Ector 381 

Edwards 3,108 

Ellis 50,059 

El Paso , 24.886 

Erath 29,966 

Falls 33,342 

Fannin 51,793 

Fayette 36,542 

Fisher 3,708 

Floyd 2,020 

Foard 1,568 

Fort Bend ... 16,538 

Franklin 8.674 

Freestone.... 18,910 

Frio 4,200 

Gaines 55 

Galveston.... 44,116 

Garza 185 

Gillespie 8,228 

Glasscock.... 286 

Goliad 8,310 

Gonzales 28,882 

Gray 480 

Gravson 63,661 

Gresg 12,343 

Grimes 26,106 

Guadalupe... 21,385 

Hale 1,680 

Hall 1,670 

Hamilton .. 13,520 
Hansford .... 167 
Hardeman . . . 3,634 



Hardin 5,049 

Harris 63,786 

Harrison 31,878 

Hartley 377 

Haskell 2,637 

Hays 14,142 

Hemphill .... 815 
Henderson ... 19,970 

Hidalgo 6,837 

Hill 41,355 

Hockley 44 

Hood 9.146 

Hopkins 27,950 

Houston 25.452 

Howard 2,528 

Hunt 47.295 

Hntchinson.. 303 

Irion 848 

Jack 10,224 

Jackson 6,094 

Jasper 7,138 

Jeff Davis.... 1,150 

Jefferson 14,239 

Johnson 33,819 

Jones 7,053 

Karnes ..;... 8,681 
Kaufman .... 33,376 

Kendall 4,103 

Kent 899 

Kerr 4,980 

Kimble 2,503 

King 490 

Kinney 2,447 

Knox 2,322 

Lamar 48,627 

Lamb 31 

Lam pass 8,625 

Laaalle 2,303 

Lavaca 28,121 

Lee 14,595 

Leon 18,072 

Liberty 8,102 

Limestone ... 32,573 

Lipscomb 790 

Live Oak 2,268 

Llano 7,301 

Loving 33 

Lubbock 293 

Lynn 17 



McCulloch . . . 3,960 
iNIcLenuon ... 59.772 
McMullen.... 1,024 

Madison 10,432 

Marion 10,754 

iMartin 332 

Mason 5.573 

Matagorda . . , 6,097 
Maverick .... 4,066 

Medina 7,783 

Menard 2,011 

Midland 1,741 

Milam 39,666 

Mills 7,851 

Mitclu'U 2,855 

Montague 24,800 

Montgomery. 17,067 

Moore 209 

Morris 8.220 

Motley 1,257 

Nacogdoches. 24,663 

Navarro 43,374 

Newton 7,282 

Nolan 2.611 

Nueces 10,439 

Ochiltree 267 

Oldham 349 

Orange, 5,905 

Palo Pinto ... 12,291 

Panola 21,404 

Parker 25,823 

Parmer 34 

Pecos 2,360 

Polk 14,447 

Potter 1,820 

Presidio 3,673 

Pains 6.127 

Randall 963 

Red River.... 29,893 

Reeves 1,847 

Refugio 1,641 

Roberts 620 

Robertson 31,480 

Rockwall 8,5iSl 

Runnels 5,379 

Rusk 26,099 

Sabine 6,394 

San Augustine 8,434 
San Jacinto .. 10,277 



San Patricio . 2,372 

San Saba 7,569 

Schleicher ... 515 

Scurry 4,1.58 

Schackelford. 2,461 

Shelby 20,452 

Sherman 104 

Smith 37,370 

Somervell.... 3.498 

Starr 11,469 

Stephens 6,466 

Sterling 1,127 

Stonewall 2,183 

Sutton 1,727 

Swisher 1,227 

Tarrant 52.376 

Taylor 10,499 

Terry 48 

Throckmorton 1,750 

Titus 12,292 

Tom Green... 6,804 

Travis 47.386 

Trinity 10,976 

Tyler 11,899 

Upsliur 16,266 

Upton 48 

Uvalde 4,647 

Valverde. ... 5,263 
Van Zandt ... 25,481 

Victoria 13.678 

Walker 15.813 

Waller 14,246 

Ward 1,451 

AVashington.. 32,931 

Webb 21,851 

Wharton 16,942 

Wheeler 636 

Wichita 5,806 

Wilbarger 5,759 

Williamson... 38.072 

Wilson . 13,961 

Winkler 60 

Wise 27,116 

Wood 21,048 

Yoakum 26 

Young 6,540 

Zapata 4,760 

Zavalla 792 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Abilene 3, 

Alvarado 1. 

Alvin 

Amarillo 1, 

Arlington 1, 

Atlanta 1, 

Austin 22. 

Raird 1, 

Ballinger..... 1, 

Bartlett 

Bastrop 2. 

Beaumont 9. 

Belcher 

Bells 

Belton 3, 

Blooming Grove 

Blossom 

Bonham 5. 

Bowie 2- 



,411 


Brandon 


457 


,342 


Brenham 


. 5,968 


980 


Bridgeport... 


900 


,442 


Brownsville.. 


6,305 


.079 


Brownwood.. 


3,965 


,301 


Bryan 


3,589 


,258 


Burnet 


1.003 


,502 


Caldwell 


1,5.35 


,128 


Calvert 


. 3.322 


957 


Cameron 


3,341 


,145 


Celeste 


671 


,427 


Childress 


692 


305 


Cisco 


1.514 


474 


ClarksviUe. . 


. 2.069 


,700 


Cleburne 


7.493 


585 


Coleman 


1,362 


8V4 


Collinsville.. 


666 


,042 


Columbus ... 


1.824 


,600 


Comanche ... 


2,070 



Commerce 1,800 

Cooper 1,518 

Corpus Christie 4,703 
Corsicana.... 9.313 
Crawford.... 443 

Crockett 2,612 

Cuero 3,422 

Dallas 42,638 

Decatur 1,-562 

DeLeon 807 

Denison 11,807 

Denton 4.187 

Dodd 369 

Dublin 2,370 

Eagle Lake... 1,107 

Eastland 596 

El Paso 15,906 

Ennis 4.919 

rarmersvUle . 1,856 



Ferris , 

Flatonia 

Floresville . , 
Fort Worth. 

Frost 

Gainesville. . 
Galveston... 

Garland 

Garrison 

Gates ville.... 
Georgetown. 
Goldthwaite. 
Gonzales. ... 

Graham 

G^ranbury ... 
Grandview . 
Granger .... 
Greenville .. 
GroBsbKck .. 



904 
1,210 

895 
26,688 

621 

7.874 

37,789 

819 

530 
1,865 
2,790 
1,282 
4.297 

878 

1,410 

. 713 

841 
6,860 
1,462 



51a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



TEXAS.— continued. 



Halletsville . . 


1.457 


Lockhart 


2,306 


Hearne 


2,129 


Lone Oak .... 


496 


Henrietta 


1,614 


Longview 


3,591 


Hico 


1,480 


Lott 


614 


Hillsl)oro .... 


5,34(; 


Luf kin 


1,527 


Holland 


678 


Luling 


1,349 


Honey Grove 


2,483 


McGregor 


1,435 


Houston 


44,033 


McKinnev ... 


4,342 


Houston Ht's 


800 


Manstield .... 


694 


Howe 


531 


Marlin 


3.092 


Hubbard 


1.608 


Marshall 


7.S55 


Huntsville ... 


2,485 


Meridian 


923 


Italy 


1,061 


Mesquite 


406 


Itasca 


1,277 


Mexia 


2,393 


Jacksboro .... 


1,311 


Midlothian... 


832 


Jacksonville . 


1,568 


Milf ord 


653 


Jefferson 


2,850 


Mineola 


1,725 


Kaufman 


2,378 


Mineral Wells 


2,048 


Kerens 


735 


Montague 


579 


Kerrville 


1,423 


Morgan 


766 


Killeen 


780 


Nacogdoches. 


1,827 


Kosse 


717 


Navasota — 


3,857 


Ladonia 


1,409 


Nevada 


356 


La G range . . . 


2,392 


New Braunfels 2,097 


Lampasas — 


2,107 


Nocona 


961 


Lancaster. .. 


1.045 


Oak Cliff 


3,630 


Laporte 


537 


Orange 


3.835 


Laredo 


13,429 


Palestine 


8,297 


Leonard 


750 


Palmer 


480 


Liberty 


865 


Paris 


9,358 



Pecos City ... 


639 


Sulphur Spgs. 


3,635 


Pittsburg 


1,783 


Sweetwater... 


670 


Piano 


1,304 


Taylor 


4,211 


Port Arthur .. 


, 900 


Tehuacana . . . 


382 


Pottsboro 


400 


Temple 


7,065 


Quanah 


1,651 


Terrell 


6,330 


Quinlan 

Qn in tana 


362 


Texarkana . . 


5,256 


301 


Tom Bean 


299 


Ravenna 


290 


Trenton 


420 


Rockdale 


2,515 


Troupe 


724 


Rockport 

Rockwall .... 


1,153 
1,245 




8,069 
1,889 


Uvalde 


Rogers 


664 


Valley Mills. . 


519 


Royse City... 


503 


Van Alystyne 


1.940 


Rusk 


846 


Vernon 


1,993 


Sabine Pass.. 


363 


Victoria 


4,010 


St. Jo 


825 


Waco 


20,686 


San Antonio . 


53,321 


Waxahachie . 


4,215 


San Augustine 


'. 261 


Weatherford. 


4,786 


San Felipe.... 


241 


Weimar 


1,337 


San Rlarcos... 


2.292 


West 


851 


Savoy 


343 


Whitesboro . . 


1,243 


Schulenburg . 


1,149 


Whitewright . 


1,804 


Seguin 


2,421 


Wichita Falls 


2,480 


Sherman 


10,243 


WMlls Point.. 


1,347 


Sliiner 


845 


Winnsboro... 


899 


Smithville.... 


2,577 


Wolfe (ity... 


1,549 


Spanisli Fort. 


247 


Wvlie 


773 


Springtown .. 


518 


Yoakum 


3.499 


Stephenville . 


1,902 


York town.... 


846 



UTAH - Population 276,749. 

COUNTY. 

Beaver 3,613 Grand 1,149 Rich 1,946 

Boxelder 10.009 Iron 3,546 Salt Lake .... 77,725 

Cache 18,139 ,luab 10,082 San Juan 1,023 

Carbon 5,004 Kane 1,811 Sanpete 16,313 

Davis 7,996 Millard 5,678 Sevier 8,451 

Emery 4,657 Morgan 2,045 Summit 9.439 

Garfield 3,400 Piute ... 1,954 Tooele 7,361 



Uinta 6,458 

Utah 32,456 

Wasatch 4,736 

Washington.. 4,612 

Wavue 1,907 

Weber 25,239 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Alpine 520 

American Fork 2,732 

Beaver River 362 

Beaver 1,701 

Bountiful.... 1,442 

Brigham 2,859 

Castle Dale . . 559 

Cedar 1.425 

Charleston ... 2:!4 

Coalville 808 

Corinne 323 

Elsinore .... 625 

Ephraim 2,086 

Eureka 3.085 

Fairview 1,119 

Farmiugton.. 968 

Fillmore City 1,037 
Fountain Green 755 



Addison 21,912 

Bennington .. 21,705 
Caledonia.... 24,381 
Chittenden.... 39.600 



Gleenwood. . . 

Goshen 

Grantsville... 

Gunnison 

Heber 

Huntington .. 

Hvrum 

Kanab 

Kavsville 

Lehi City..,. 

Logan 

Manti 

Mendon 

Mercur 

Midway 

Minersville .. 
Monroe 



422 

645 
1,058 

829 
1,534 

653 
1,652 

710 
1.708 
2,719 
5,451 
2,408 

494 
2,351 

719 

437 
1,057 



Morgan 600 

Maroni 1,224 

Mt, Pleasant . 2,372 

Nephi 2,208 

Newton 429 

Ogden 16,313 

Panguitch.,.. 883 

Park City.... 3,759 

Parowan 1,039 

Pay son 2,636 

Pleasant Grove 2,4(0 

Price 539 

Providence .. 877 

Provo City . . 6,185 

Redmond 451 

Ricliiield 1,969 

Richmond.... 1,111 



St. George . . . 


1,600 


Salem 


894 


Salina 


847 


Salt Lake City 53,531 


Sandy 


1.030 


Santaquiu 


889 


Scipio 


578 


Scofield 


642 


Smithfield 


1,494 


Spanish Fork. 


2,735 


Spring City... 


1.135 


Springvillc. .. 


3,422 


Tooele 


1,200 


Vernal 


664 


Washington . 

Wellsvllle.... 


529 


908 


Willard 


580 



YERIMONT.-Population 343,641, 

COUNTY. 



Essex 8,056 

Franklin 30.198 

Grand Isle ... 4,462 
Lamoille 12.289 



Orange 19.313 

Orleans 22,024 

Rutland 44,209 



Washlnflfton . 36,607 
WMndham.... 26,660 
AVindsor 32,225 



52a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



YERmONT.-continaed. 



Bane 8.448 

Barton 1,050 

Barton Land'g 677 
Bellows Falls. 4,337 
Bennington.. 5,656 
Bennington Cr. 215 

Bradford 614 

Brattleboro.. 5,297 
Burlington... 18,640 

Cabot 226 

Chester 950 

Derby 297 



Derby Line . 309 
Enosburg Falls 954 
Essex Junct'n 1,141 
Fair Haven . . 2,470 
Hardwick... 1,334 
Hyde Park... 422 

Johnson 587 

Jjudlow 1,454 

Lyndon Center 232 
Lyndonville.. 1,274 
Middleburv.. 1.897 
Montpelief .. 6,266 



Morrisville .. 1,262 

Newport 1,874 

No. Bennington 670 
Northfield ... 1,508 
North Troy.. 562 
Plainfield .... 341 

Proctor 2,013 

Randolph.... 1,540 
Readsboro . . . 658 

Richford 1.513 

Rutland 11,499 

St. Albans... 6,239 



St. Johnsburv 


5,666 


Springfield.... 


2,040 


Siowe 


500 


Swanton 


1,168 


Vergennes ... 


1,753 


AVaterbiiry ... 


1,597 


Wells River.. 


565 


West Derby . . 


913 


Wilmington.. 


410 


Windsor 


1,656 


Winooski .... 


'ijsa 


Woodstock .. 


1,284 



VIRGINIA— Population 1,854,184. 









COUNTY. 








Accomac 


32,570 


Franklin 


25,953 


Northumberl'd 9,846 


Wythe 


20,437 


Albemjtrle ... 


28,473 


Frederick.... 


13,2-39 


Nottoway 


12,366 


York 


7,482 


Alexandria... 


6.430 


Giles 


10,793 


Orange 


. 12,571 


City of Alex- 




Alleghany 


16,3.30 


Gloucester... 


12,832 


Page 


, 13,794 


andria 


14,528 


Amelia 


. 9,037 


Goochland 


9,519 


Patrick 


15.403 


City of Bristol 


I 4,579 


Amherst 


. 17,864 


Grayson 


16,853 


Pittsylvania.. 


, 46,894 


City of Buena 




Appomattox . 


, 9;662 


Greene 


6,214 


Powhatan 


6,824 


Vista 


2,388 


Augusta 


32,370 


Greensville... 


9.758 


Prince Edw'rc 


i 15,045 


City of Char- 




Bath 


, 6.-595 


Halifax 


37,197 


Prince Ge()r.''( 


[• 7.752 


lottesville .. 


6.449 


Bedford 


30,356 


Hanover 


17.618 


Princess Anne 11,192 


CityofD'nv'le 16,520 


Bland 


5,497 


Henrico 


30,062 


Prince Wm... 


11,112 


Citv of Freder 


_ 


Botetourt.... 


17,161 


Henrv 


19,265 


Pulaski 


14,609 


icksburg 


5,068 


Brunswick... 


, 18,217 


Highland. ... 


5.647 


Rappahannock 8.843 


City of Lynch' 




Buchanan 


9.692 


Isle of Wiglit 13.102 


Richmond 


7,088 


burg 


18,891 


Buckingham.. 


15,266 


James City... 


3,688 


Roanoke 


, 15,837 


City of Man- 




Campbell .... 


23.256 


King & Queen 


9,265 


Rockbridge . . 


21.793 


chester 


9,715 


Caroline 


, 16,709 


King George, 


6,918 


Rockingham . 


33.527 


City of New- 




Carroll 


. 19.303 


King William 


8,380 


Russell 


, 18,031 


port News . . 


19,635 


Charles 


5,040 


Lancaster 


8,949 


Scott 


22.694 


City of N'rrik 46,624 


Charlotte .... 


. 15,343 


Lee 


19.856 


Shenandoah. . 


, 20,253 


City of Peters- 




Chesterfield . . 


18,804 


Loudoun 


21,948 


Smvth 


17,121 


burg 


21,810 


Clarke 


7,927 


Louisa 


16,517 


Southampton. 


, 22,848 


City of Porto- 




Craig 


4,293 


Lunenburg ... 


11,705 


Spottsylvania 


9,239 


mouth 


17,427 


Culpeper 


14,123 


Madison .... 


10,216 


Stafford 


8.097 


City of Radfi-d 3,344 


Cumberland . 


8,996 


Mathews 


8,239 


Surry 


8,469 


City of Rich- 




Dickenson ... 


7,747 


Mecklenburg. 


26,551 


Sussex 


12,082 


mond 


85,050 


Dinwiddie ... 


15.374 


Middlesex.... 


8,220 


Tazewell 


23,384 


CityofR'ioke2l,4'^5 


Elizabeth City 19,460 


Montgomery . 


15,852 


Warren 


8,837 


C:ty of Staunt'n 7,289 


Essex 


9,701 


Nansemond .. 


23,078 


W^arwick 


4,888 


City of Wil- 




Fairfax 


18.580 


Nelson 


16,075 


Washington. . 


28,995 


liamsburg ... 


2,044 


Fauquier 


23,374 


New Kent.... 


4,865 


W^es.morelaud 9,243 


Citv of Win- 




Floyd 


15,388 


Norfolk 


50,780 


Wise 


19,€^3 


chester 


5,161 


Fhivanna .... 


9,050 


Northampton 


13,770 












CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 




Abingdon 


1,306 


Broadway 


400 


Courtland 


288 


FrontRoyal . . 


1,005 


Alexandria ... 


14,528 


Buchanan 


716 


Covii.gton ... 


2,950 


Gate City .... 


521 


Ashland 


1,147 


Buena Vista.. 


2,388 


Crewe 


1,329 


Glade Spring. 
Gladeville.... 


304 


Barton Heights 763 


Bnrkeville.... 


510 


Culpeper 


1,618 


511 


Basic City.... 


1,270 


Cape Charles. 


1,040 


Danville 


16,520 


Gordonsville. 


603 


Bedford City. 


2,416 


Charlottesville 6,449 


Dayton 


425 


Gosliei\ 


253 


Belle Haven . 


331 


Chase City.... 


542 


Dumfries 


160 


Graham 


1,!>54 


Berkley 


4,988 


Chatham 


918 


E. Stone Gap 


349 


Grundy 


200 


Berry ville 


938 


Christiansburg 659 


EastviUe 


313 


Hamilton 


364 


Big Stone Gap 


1,617 


Claiemont.... 


565 


Pdinburg .... 


512 


Hampton 


2,764 


Blacksburg. . . 


708 


Clarksvilie... 


723 


Emporia 


1,027 


Harrisonburg 


3,521 


Black stone.. . 


585 


Clifton Forge 


3,212 


Fairfax 


373 


Herndon 


692 


Bond 


295 


Clincliport.. . 


183 


Falls Church. 


1,007 


Hillsboro .... 


131 


Bowling Green 458 


Clintwood..,. 


255 


FariTiville .... 


2,471 


Holland 


133 


BoY<lton 


527 


Clover 


400 


Fiucastle 


652 


Honaker 


295 


BoTkins 


224 




295 


Flovd 


402 


Houston 


687 


Bridgewater . 


384 


Colonial Beacli 


I 4-53 


Franklin 


1,143 


Iron Gate ... 


392 


Bristol 


4.-579 


Columbia .... 


216 


Fredericksb'rg 


: 5,068 


Lawrence ville 


760 



53a 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



YIRGINIA.-continued. 



Lebanon 325 

LeesburK 1,513 

LexinKton ... 3,203 

Louisa 261 

Luray 1.147 

Lynchburg... 18.891 

McDowell.... 136 

Manassas 817 

Manchester.. 9,715 

Marion 2,045 

Martinsville . 2,384 

Mechanicsbuif? 113 

Middieburj?... 296 

Middletowu. . 423 

Monterey 246 

Mt. Crawford 330 

Mt. Jackson.. 472 

Mt. Sidney... 197 

Newbern 152 

Newcastle.... 299 



New Hope — 


124 


Richlands 


475 


New Market.. 


684 


Riclnuond 


85,050 


Newp'rt News 19,635 


Ridgeway .... 


332 


Norfolk 


46,624 


Roanoke 


21,495 


Northside .... 


584 


Rocky Mount 


612 


North Tazewe 


■11 320 
654 


Salem 


3 412 


Norton 


Saltville 


1,051 


Occoqiian 


297 


Scottsville. ... 


1,248 


Onancock 


938 


Seddon (Bland 




Orange 


536 


P.O.) 


'^49 


Pearisbnrj?... 


464 


Siienandoali.. 


1,220 


Pennington .. 


399 


Sheudun 


381 


Petersburg.... 


21,810 


Singersglen .. 


108 


Phoebus 


2.094 


Stnitiifield.... 


1,225 


Pocahontas .. 


2,789 


South Boston 


VS51 


Port Royal . . . 


193 


Staunton 


7,289 


Portsmouth.. 


17,427 


Stephens City 


490 


Pulaski. 


2,813 


Strasburj? 


690 


Radford 


3,344 


Stuart 


371 


Remington... 


198 


Suffolk 


3,827 



Tacoma ,. 247 

Tappahanuock 554 

Tazewell 1.096 

Timberville . . 173 

Upperville.... 376 

Vienna 317 

Vintou 1.438 

Virgiliua 200 

Warrentou .. 1,627 

Washington. . 300 

Waterf ord ... 383 

Waverly 493 

Waynesboro . 856 
W. Clifton Forge367 

West Point... 1.307 

Williamsburg 2.044 

Winchester.. 5.161 

Woodstock .. 1,069 

Wytheville. .. 3.003 

Yorktowu..., 151 



WASHINGTON.— Population 518,103, 

COUNTY. 



4,562 Lewis 15.157 

486 Lincoln 11,969 

.Mason 3.810 



Adams 4,840 Ferry... 

Asotin 3,366 Franklin 486 

Chehalis 15,124 Garfield 3,918 

Chelan 3,931 Island 1,870 Okanogan.... 4,689 

Clallam 5,e'^3 Jefferson 5,712 Pacific 5."" 

Clarke 13,419 King 110,053 Pierce... 

Columbia.... 7,128 Kitsap 6,767 San Juan . 

Cowlitz 7,877 Kittitas 9,704 Skagit..., 

Douglas 4,926 Klickitat 6,407 Skamania 



55.515 
2.928 
14,272 

1,688 



Snohomish.. 

Spokane 

Stevens 

Thurston 

Wahkiakum . 
W:lla Walla. 

Whatcom 

Whitman .... 
Yakima 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Aberdeen ... 
Anacortes... 

Asotin 

Auburn 

Ballard 

IJlaine 

Bossburg 

Buckley 

Castle Rock. 

Centralia 

Chehalis 

Cheney 

Colfax 

Collon 

Colunjbia . . . 

Colville 

Cosmopolis . 
Davenport.. 

Dayton 

Edmonds 

Elberton 

Ellensburg.. 
Elma 



3,747 


Everett 


7,838 


1,476 


Fairhaveu 


4,228 


470 


Farmington. . 


434 


4S9 


Garfield 


697 


4,568 


Gilman (Issa- 




1,592 


quah P.O.).. 


700 


247 


Goldendale... 


738 


1,014 


Hamilton 


392 


750 


Hoquiani... . 


2,608 


1,600 


Ilwaco 


584 


1,775 


Kalania 


554 


781 


Kelso 


694 


2,121 


Kent 


755 


251 


Kettle Falls.. 


297 


337 


La Conner... 


564 


594 


Latah 


253 


1,004 


Lynden 


365 


1,000 


Marys ville 


728 


2,216 


Medical Lake . 


516 


474 


Montesano... 


1,194 


297 


Ait. Vernon... 


1,120 


1,737 


New Whatcom 6,834 


894 


Nortliport.... 


787 



North Yakima 3,154 

Oakesdale.... 928 

Ocosta 166 

Olvmpia 3,863 

Oiling 728 

Palouse 929 

Pasco 254 

PatahaCitv.. 157 

Pomerov 953 

Port Angeles. 2,321 

Port Orchard 197 
PortTownsend 3,443 

Prosser 229 

Pullman 1,308 

Puvallup... . 1,884 

Repnl)lic 2,050 

Ritzville .... 761 

Rock ford 433 

Rosalia 379 

Roslvn 2,786 

Seattle 80,671 

Sedro Woolley 885 

Sheltou 833 



Sidney 

Snohomif h. . 
South Bend.. 

Spangle 

Spokane 

Sprague 

Steilacoom . , 

Sumas 

Sumner 

Tacoma 

Tekoa 

Toledo 

Tumwater... 
Uniontown.. 
Vancouver.. 
Waits burg . . 
Walla Walla 
Waterville.. 
Wenatchee.. 
Wilbur.... , 
Winlock .... 
Yakima City 



23,950 
57,542 
10,543 
9,927 
2,819 
18,680 
24,116 
25,360 
13,462 



254 

2,101 
711 
331 

36,848 

695 

1,015 

319 

531 

37,714 
717 
285 
270 
404 
3,126 
1.011 

10,049 
482 
451 
595 
655 
287 



WEST VIRGINIA.— Population 958,800. 

COUNTY. 

Barbour 14.198 Calhoun 10,266 Greenbrier... 20,683 Jefferson 15,935 

Berkeley 19,469 Clay 8,248 Hampshire... 11,806 Kauawlia 54.696 

Boone 8.194 Doddridge. ... 13,689 Hancock 6,693 Lewis 16.980 

Braxton 18,904 Fayette 31,987 Hardy 8,449 Lincoln 15,434 

Brooke 7,219 Gilmer 11,762 Harrison .... 27.090 Logan 6,955 

Cabell 29,252 Grant 7,275 Jackson 22,987 McDowell.... 18,747 



54a 

Population of United States, Census 1900— continued, 
WEST YIRGINlA.-continued. 

Marion 32,430 Morgan 7,294 Raleigh 12,436 Upshur 14,696 

Marshall 26,444 Nicholas 11,403 Randolph .... 17,670 Wayne 23,619 

Mason 24,142 Ohio 48,024 Ritchie 18,901 Webster 8.862 

Mercer 23,023 Pendleton.... 9,167 Roane 19,852 Wetzel 22,880 

Mineral 12,883 Pleasants.... 9,345 Summers 16,265 Wirt 10,284 

Mingo 11,359 Pocahontas... 8,572 Taylor 14,978 Wood 34,452 

Monongalia.. 19,049 Preston 22,727 Tucker 13,433 Wyoming.... 8,380 

Monroe 13,130 Putnam 17,330 Tyler 18,252 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Addison 

Aldersou 

Austed . 

Aracoma 

Barboursville 

Bayard 

Beckley 

Beliiigton 

Ben wood 

Berkeley Spgs, 

Betliany 

Beverly 

Blacksville... 

Bluefleld 

Bolivar 

Bramwell 

Bridgeport. . . 

Brooklyn 

Buckhaunon . 

Buffiilo 

Cairo 

Cameron 

Centerville... 
Central City . 

Ceredo 

Charles Town 
Charleston... 
Clarksburg. .. 

Clifton 

Cowen 

Davis 

Eastbank 

Elizabeth 

Elk Garden ... 



297 


Elkins 


. 2,016 


518 


Elm Grove .. 


. 768 


1,090 


Fairmont ... 


. 5,655 


444 


Fair view 


407 


429 


Fayetteville., 


, 413 


540 


Fetterman ... 


. 796 


342 


Frankford ... 


. 138 


430 


Franklin.... 


. 205 


4,511 


Friendly 


. 253 


. 781 


GlenviUe 




245 


Grafton 


, 5,650 


464 


Grantsville ., 


. 225 


ISO 


Greenmont.. 


349 


4,644 


Guyandot.... 


. 1,450 


781 


Harpers Ferr 


y 896 


825 


Harrisville... 


, 472 


464 


Hartford 


515 


632 


Hawks Nest., 


, 109 


1,589 


lledgesville . 


, 342 


3(i4 


Henderson .., 


304 


653 


Hendricks..., 


. 317 


964. 


Henry 


. 339 


156 


llillsboro 


. 204 


1,580 


Hill Top 


. 263 


1,279 


Hinton 


. 3,763 


2.392 


Hundred 


261 


11,099 


Huntington., 


, 11,923 


4,050 


Hurricane . . , 


, 240 


427 


Junior 


, 335 


257 


Kenova 


863 


2,391 


Keyser, 


. 2,536 


468 


Keystone ..., 


, 1,088 


657 


Kingwood 


700 


, 681 


Leatherwood, 


, 123 



Leon 250 

Lewisburg... 872 

Littleton 509 

McMechen . . . 1,465 

Manniugton.. 1,681 

Marlinton.... 171 

Martinsburg.. 7.564 

Mason 904 

INliddlebourne 403 

Middleway... 466 

Milton 582 

Monongab 1,786 

Montgomery . 1,594 

Moorefleld ... 460 

Morgantown.. 1,895 

Moundsville . 5,362 

Mt. Hope.... 351 

Newburg 751 

New CumberPd 2,198 
New M'rtin'v'le 1,089 

Oceana 187 

Parkersburg. 11,703 

Parsons 618 

Paw Paw 693 

Pennsboro.... 738 

Peterstown... 167 

Philippi 665 

Piedmont.... 2,115 
Pleasant Valley ISO 
Point Pleasant 1.934 

Powell ton.... 503 

Ravenswood . 1,074 

Reedy 300 

Ripley 579 



Rivesville .... 164 

Roniney 580 

Ronceverte .. 968 

Rowlesburg.. 652 

St. Albans.... 816 

St. George... 152 

St. Marys .... 825 

Salem 746 

Seneca 723 

Sheplierdstown 1,184 

Shinnston 535 

Sistersville... 2,979 

South Elkins. 206 
So. Morgantown 405 

Spencer 737 

Spring-field.. . 143 

Summersville 223 

Sutton 864 

Terra Alta.... 616 

Thomas 2,126 

Triadelphia . . 287 

Troy 148 

Tunneltou.... 479 

Union 256 

Wardensville 152 

Welch 442 

Wellsburg... 2,588 

Wt. Columbia 205 

West Milford 187 

Weston 2,560 

West Union.. 623 
Wheeling.... 38,878 

Wiufield 338 



WISCONSIN-Population 2,069,042, 



Adams 9,141 

Ashland 20,176 

Barron 23,677 

Bayfield 14,392 

Brown 46,359 

Buffalo 16,765 

Burnett 7.478 

Calumet 17,078 

Chippewa 33,037 

Clark 25,848 

Columbia .... 31,121 

Crawford 17,286 

Dane 69,435 

Dodge 46,631 

Door 17,583 

Douglas 36,335 

Dunn 25,043 

Eau Claire.... 31,692 



Florence . . . . 
Fond du Lac 

Forest 

Grant 

Greene 

Greene Lake 

Iowa 

Iron 

Jackson 

(leflFerson. ... 

Juneau 

Kenosha 

Kewaunee .. 
La Crosse... 
Lafaj^ette — 
Langlade. . . . 

Lincoln 

Manitowoc. 



COUNTY. 

3,197 Marathon .... 43,256 

47,589 Marinette.... 30,822 

1,396 Marquette ... 10,509 

38,881 Milwaukee . . .330,017 

22,719 Monroe 28,103 

15,797 Oconto 20,874 

23,114 Oneida 8,875 

6,616 Outagamie... 46,247 

17.466 Ozaukee 16,363 

34,789 Pepin 7.905 

20,629 Pierce 23,943 

21,707 Polk 17,801 

17.212 Portage 29,483 

42,997 Price 9,106 

20,959 Raci ne 45,644 

12,-553 Richland 19,483 

16.269 Rock 51,203 

42,261 



St. Croix 26,830 

Sauk 33,006 

Sawyer 3,593 

Sliawano 27,475 

Sheboygan ... 50,345 

Taylor 11,262 

Trempealeau. 23.114 

Vernon 28.351 

Vilas .. 4.929 

Walworth.... 29,259 
Washburn... 5,521 
Washington . 23,589 
Waukesha.... 35,229 

Waupaca 31,615 

Waushara.... 15.972 
Winnebago . . 58.225 
Wood........ 25,865 



55a 

Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 
WISCONSIN.-continued. 

CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 

Abbotsford.. 443 De Soto '387 Madisou 19,164 Racine 29,102 

Ableiuan 430 Dodgeville... 1,805 aiaiden Rock. 304 Randolph 738 

Albany 797 Durand 1,458 Manawa 744 Readstown.,. 403 

AlKOina 1,738 Eaple 324 Manitowoc... 11,786 Reeds Ijiirf^.. . 2,225 

Alma 1,201 Eau Claire ... 17,517 Marathon ... . 528 Reeds ville.... 428 

Altoona 721 Kd^av 478 Marinette .... 16,195 Reeseville .... 393 

Amery 905 Edtjerton . . . . 2,192 Marion 602 Rhiuelander.. 4,998 

Amherst 658 Elkhart Lake 464 aiarkesan 706 Rice Lake 3,002 

Aniwa 367 Elkliorn 1,731 Marshfield... 5,240 Richl'iid Center 2,321 

AntiKO 5,145 Ellsworth 1,052 Manston 1,718 Rio 479 

Appleton 15,085 Elroy 1,685 Mavville 1,815 Ripon 3,818 

Arcadia 1,273 Enibarniss .. . 270 Mazomauie.. 902 River Falls.. 2,008 

Ashland 13,074 Evansville.... 1,864 Medford 1,758 St. CroixEalls 622 

Auburndale. . 241 Fairchild 947 Menaslia 5,589 Sauk City 810 

Augusta 1,256 Fenniniore. .. 1,035 Menominee... 5,655 Scandinavia.. 320 

Avoca 40G Fond du Lac . 15,110 Menominee Falls 687 Schleisingerv'le 549 

lialdwin 631 Fort Atkinson 3,043 Merrill 8,537 Seymour 1,026 

Bangor 633 Fountain 1,031 Merrillan 739 Sharon 945 

Baraboo 5,751 Fo.\ Lake 890 Merrimac... 350 Shawano 1,863 

Barron 1,493 Fremont 263 Milwaukee ...285,315 Shebovgan ... 22,962 

Bayfield 1,689 Galesville 862 MineralPoint 2,991 Sheb-y'gn Falls 1,301 

Beaverdam .. 5,128 Glenwood... 1,789 Mondovi 1,208 Shuilsburg... 1,250 

Belleville.... 385 Grafton 478 Monroe 3,927 Soldiers Grove 680 

Belmont 509 Grand Ifapids 4,493 Moutfort 627 So. Milwankee 3,.S92 

Belolt 10,436 Grantsburg.. 612 Monticello.... 559 Sparta 3,555 

Benton 546 Gratiot 335 Mosinee 657 Spring Green 621 

Berlin 4,489 Green Bay.. , 18,684 Mt. Horeb.... 864 Spring Valley 1,021 

Birnamwood . 475 Greenwood.. 708 Muscoda 743 Stanley 2,387 

Blk. River F'Us 1,938 Hammond... 404 Necedah 1,209 Stevens Point 9,524 

Blair 438 Hartford 1,032 Necnah 6.954 Stougliton ... 3,431 

Blanchardville 573 Hartland 629 Neillsville ... 2,104 Sturgeon Bay 3,372 

Bloomer 811 Hazel Green. 442 Nekoosa 745 SunPrairie.. 938 

Bloominglon. 611 Higldand. ... 913 New Lisbon . 1,014 Superior 31,091 

Boscobel 1,637 Hilbert 497 New London. 2,742 Theresa 355 

vBoyd 674 Hilisboro 785 New Richmond 1,631 Tliorp 838 

Brandon 663 Horicon 1,376 North Freedom 485 Tigerton 723 

Brillion 855 Hortonville .. 913 No. Milwaukee 1,049 Tomah 2,840 

Brodhead.... 1,584 Hudson 3,259 Norwalk 357 Tomahawk... 2,291 

Browutown.*. 246 Hiistisford ... 540 Oconomowoc. 2,880 Trempealeau. 609 

Buffalo 254 Independence 630 Oconto 5,646 Turtle Lake.. 326 

Burlington... 2,526 lola 658 Omro 1,358 Two Rivers.. 3,784 

Cadott 840 JanesviUe.... 13,185 Onalaska 1,368 Union Grove. 520 

Cambria 561 Jefferson 2,584 Ontario 389 Viola 432 

Cameron 394 Juneau 891 Oregon 697 Viroqua 1,950 

Camp Douglas 432 Kaukauna 5,115 Osceola 466 AVaterloo 1,137 

Cashton 510 Kendall 460 Oshkosh 28,284 Water to wn .. 8,437 

Cassville 979 Kenosha 11,606 Osseo 472 Waukesha... 7,419 

Cedarburg... 1,626 Kewaskum... 679 Palmyra 716 Waunakce... 443 

Cedar Grove.. 327 Kewaunee 1,773 Pardeeville .. 788 Waupaca 2,912 

Ciietek 531 Kiel 924 Pepin 407 Waiipun 3,185 

Chilton 1,460 Kilbourn City 1,134 Pewaukee.... 714 Wausau 12,354 

Chippewa Falls 8,094 La Crosse.... 28,895 Piiillips 1,820 Wanwatosa.. 2,842 

Clear Lake... 627 LaFarge 488 Piitsville .... 634 Wauzeka 471 

Clinron 871 Lake Geneva. 2,585 PlalnHeld .... 728 West Bend.... 2,119 

Cllnionvilte.. 1,653 Lake Mills... 1,387 Piattevilie ... 3,340 Westby 524 

Colby 667 Lancaster.... 2,403 Plymouth.... 2,2.=>7 \Vest Salem., 725 

Columbus.... 2,349 Lavalle 386 Portage 5,459 Weyauwega.. 911 

Cuba City.... 636 Linden 543 Port Wash'gt'u 3,010 Whitefish Bay 512 

Cudahy 1,366 Little Chute.. 944 Potosi 434 Whitehall.... 60O 

Cumberland.. 1,328 Lodi 1,068 Povnette 633 Whitewater.. 3,405 

Dane 280 Lomira 492 Prairie duChi'n 3,232 Wilton 400 

Darlington... 1,808 Lone Rock... 512 Prairie du Sac 656 Winneconne . 1,042 

Dartford 450 Lowell . 333 Prentice 939 Wittenberg.. 798 

Deerfield. ... 515 Loval 645 Prescott 1,0(I2 Wonewoc 811 

Delavan 2,244 Lvnxville .... 322 Princeton.... 1,202 Wrightstown. 420 

Depore 4,038 McMillan.... 200 



oba 



Population of United States, Census 1900— continued. 



WYOIMINC— Population 92,531 



Albany 13,084 Crook... 

Bighorn 4.328 Fremont 

Carbon 9,589 Johnson. 

Converse 3,337 Laramie, 



COUNTY. 

, 3,137 Natrona 1,785 Weston 

, 6.357 Sheridan 5,122 Yellowstone 

, 2,361 Sweetwater.. 8,455 Natiomil Park 

20,181 Uinta 12,223 



8,203 



CITIES, VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 



Buffalo ... 
Carbon, . . 
Casper . . . 
Cheyenne 
Douglas... 



710 Evanston .. 

634 Gillette .... 

883 Green Rivei 

14,087 Lander 

734 



2,110 Laramie. 



151 

1,361 

737 



Lusk 
Newcastle. 
Rawlins .., 



8,207 
180 
756 

2,317 



Rock Springs 

Slieridan 

Sundance .... 
Thermopolis . 



299 



127 

INDEX. 



PAGE 

American and Spanish War Events, 1898 28 

American Lakes, Sizes of 51 

Ausable Chasm 43 

Caverns of Luray , Va. , The 22 

Census of the United States — 1900 la to o6a 

Cities, Fictitious Names of 56, 57 

Colorado Desert— The Hottest Spot on Earth 41 

Crater Lake, Oregon 12 

Devil's Tower, one of Wyoming's Wonders 16 

Death Valley, California , 40, 41 

District of Columbia, How Governed 27 

Egyptian Obelisk in Central Park, New York City, The 25 

First Printing Press 12 

First New York and Brooklyn Bridge 19 

Gettysburg (Penn. ) Battlefield, The 20, 21 

Grand Canyon of Colorado, The 9 

Highest Mountain or Land in Each State 24, 25 

Hot Springs of Arkansas, The 31 

How Southern Confederate Money Depreciated 43 

Lake Cicott — Indiana's Queer Lake 66 

Largest Tree on Earth in California, The 13 

Length of Navigation of the Mississippi River 43 

Liberty Bell, The 15, 16 

Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, The 23 

Mason and Dixon's Line 27 

Monroe Doctrine, The 8, 9 

Natural Bridge, Va., The 21 

Niagara Falls 38 

Number of Miles from New York City to 44, 45 

Number of Miles by Water from New York to 45 

President of the United States, How chosen 3, 4, 5, 6 

President, Popular Vote for by States in 1900 52 

Presidents, Popular and Electoral Votes for 53 

Presidents in Rhyme, The 39 

President's Successor in Case of Death, The 7 

Spanish-American War Naval Battles, etc., Cost of 34 

South Dakota's Wind Cave 14 

Standard Time 18 

State Capitol Building at Albany, N. Y 19 



128 '^ 

INDEX— continued. 

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State of Franklin, The 49, 50, 51 

State Capitals, Governors Salaries and Term of Office 26, 27 

States, Fictitious Names of 54, 55 

States and Territories, Land and Water Area of the 32, 83 

States, Where Four Meet 13 

United States — America's First Republic 68 

United States, Average Annual Temperature in the 30 

United States, Average Annual Rainfall in the 29 

United States Army Officers, Salaries of, per annum 59 

United States Army Recruiting Requirements 59 

United States Capitol Building at Washington, D. C. . .35, 36. 37 

United States Census — 1900 la to 56a 

United States, Colonial Possessions of the 61, 62, 63, 64 

United States, Cities that Have Been Capitals of 69 

United States, Flag Day in the 9 

United States, Flag of the 34 

United States, Forgotten Republics of the 69 

United States, Growth of 70 

United States, Historical Geography of 46, 47, 48 

United States Navy Officers, Salaries of, per annum 60 

United States Officers, Salaries of, per annum 58 

United States, Presidents of the, etc 10, 11 

United States, The Public Debt of 65 

United States, The Vastness of 67 

United States, Wars of 33 

Wedding Anniversaries, The 48 

Watkins Glen, N. Y 38 

Washington Monument, The 16 

Yellowstone National Park, The 17 

Yosemite Valley, California, The 42 

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